Virginia Woolf and the Arts Selected Papers from the Sixth Annual Conference on Virginia Woolf

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Pub. Date: 1997-06-05
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Summary

Virginia Woolf and the Arts, a provocative collection of papers culled from the sixth annual conference on Virginia Woolf at Clemson University, explores new ground in Woolf studies.

Table of Contents

List of Illustrations
x(1)
Abbreviations xi(2)
Introductions The Conference Consciousness
Diane F. Gillespie
Leslie K. Hankins
Wayne Chapman
The Conference and International Symposium: An Overview xx
International Symposium Abstracts of talks by Jean Moorcroft Wilson, Susan Stanford Friedman, Jane Marcus, Sybil Oldfield, Marion Shaw, Julia Briggs, Catherine Sandbach-Dahlstrom, Vera and Ansgar Nunning, Pierre-Eric Villeneuve, Patricia Laurence, Melba Cuddy-Keane and Kay Li
1(12)
Electronic Media and Texts (and additional Techno-Moments of Being) "Tak[ing] our stand openly under the lamps of Piccadilly Circus": Footnoting the Influence of Josephine Butler on Three Guineas
Vara Neverow
Merry M. Pawlowski
Vara Neverow
The Three Guineas Archive: A Hypertext Edition of Virginia Woolf's Reading Notebooks
25(2)
Frank Menchaca
The Virtual Aleph of Virginia Woolf: Developing Major Authors on CD-ROM: Virginia Woolf
27(2)
Sally Greene
Notes on a Vanishing Point
29(3)
Prefiguring the Psychoanalytic Subject Lily's Last Stroke: Painting in Process in Virginia Woolf's To the Lighthouse
32(7)
Brandy Brown Walker
Mock Biography and Photography Picturing the Truth in Fiction: Re-visionary Biography and the Illustrative Portraits for Orlando
39(9)
Erika Flesher
Visual Images and Verbal Subtexts Travesties of Excellence: Julia Margaret Cameron, Lytton Strachey, Virginia Woolf, and the Photographic Image
48(9)
Helen Wussow
Visualizing the Feminine: Fashion, Flowers and Other Fine Arts "Kew will do": Cultivating Fictions of Kew Gardens
Alice Staveley Katherine S. Laing
Addressing Femininity in the Twenties: Virginia Woolf and Rebecca West on Money, Mirrors and Masquerade
66(9)
Nicola Luckhurst
"Vogue [...] is going to take up Mrs Woolf; to boom her..."
75(10)
Virginia Woolf and Mysticism "With some irony in her interrogation": Woolf's Ironic Mysticism"
Val Gough
Makiko Minow-Pinkney
"How then does light return to the world after the eclipse of the sun? Miraculously, frailly": A Psychoanalytic Interpretation of Woolf's Mysticism
90(9)
Featured Events: Ethel Smyth and Argento/Woolf recital and Freshwater Introductory Remarks for "A Little Night Music and Drama"
99(13)
Alma Bennett Lucio Ruotolo
In Pursuit of Freshwater: An Introduction
105(7)
Woolf and Women Visual Artists Pouring Out Tea and Emptying Chamber Pots: Woolf, Carrington and the Domestic Front
112(7)
Genevieve Sanchez Morgan
Semiotics of Dressing Kicking off her Knickers: Virginia Woolf's Rejection of Clothing as Realistic Detail
119(6)
Laura Edson
Woolf and Philosophical Trends Voyage Through the Waves: Woolf's Kaleidoscope of the "Unpresentable"
125(9)
Tracey Sherard
Writing and Texts "Words Fail Me": Virginia Woolf and the Wireless
134(8)
Leila Brosnan
Feminist History and Global Politics Historical Notes on Woolf and the Women's International League
142(8)
Kathryn Harvey
Woolf and Toni Morrison Virginia Woolf and Toni Morrison: The Intersection of Discourse Communities in The Waves and The Bluest Eye
150(8)
Susan E. Howard
Music An Unharmonious Trio? Georg Lukacs, Music, and Virginia Woolf's Between the Acts
Sonita Sarker
Alison Ames Galstad
Dame Ethel Smyth: Composing Her Life
166(7)
Alma Bennett
Alison Ames Galstad
A Selected Discography of Works by Ethel Smyth (1858-1944) on Compact Disc
173(2)
Issues of Colonialism and Race Teaching Mrs. Dalloway and Praisesong for the Widow as a Pair
175(8)
Beth Rigel Daugherty
Virginia Woolf and Men I Vicious Circles: Hegel, Bosanquet and The Voyage Out
David Bradshaw
Sarah Cole
The Ambivalence of the Outsider: Virginia Woolf and Male Friendship
Margaret Connolly
Meredith, Woolf, and the Art of Comedy
197(9)
Featured Event: Writings, Readings, Musings, and Film The Making of The War Within
206(12)
John Fuegi
Jo Francis
Woolf Enclosed, Woolf in Space Unhousing the Self: Virtual Space in Between the Acts
218(10)
JoAnn Springer
Creative Responses to Woolf's Writings Beyond Therapy: Ramsay's Journey Through Psychoanalysis
Elizabeth Yokas
Marian O'Brien Paul
The Voyage Out: A Poem
237(6)
Virginia Woolf and Fascism On Feminine Subjectivity and Fascist Ideology: The "Sex-War" Between Virginia Woolf and Wyndham Lewis
243(9)
Merry M. Pawlowski
Woolf and Women Writers II Frame, Focus, and Reflection: Virginia Woolf's Legacy to Women Playwrights
252(8)
Steven D. Putzel
Science and Wave Structures "The Higgledy-Piggledy" Puzzle: A Fractal Analysis of the Patterns of Patterns in Virginia Woolf's Fiction
Josephine M. Carubia
Holly Henry
Nebulous Networks: Woolf's Rethinking of Jeans's Analogy of the Scientist as Artist
268(9)
Screening Animated Visions and Designs: Woolf and Silhouette Films, Sci Fi Robots and Caricatoons Mrs. Dalloway Meets the Robot Maria
277(6)
Elizabeth Lambert
The Essay Forms and the Writing Process Rambling through A Room of One's Own vs. Marching through I. A. Richards' Practical Criticism: On the Essay as an Anti-Institutional Form
283(9)
Jeanne Dubino
Woolf and the Renaissance Virginia Woolf and the Courtier's Art: The Renaissance Wit of A Room of One's Own
292(10)
Sally Greene
Cultural Studies--Virginia Woolf and Consumerism The Value of Difference: Economics, Genders, and War in Three Guineas
302(8)
Michael Tratner
Critics and Criticism Confronting Modernity: Virginia Woolf and Walter Benjamin
Megan M. McCue
Thomas C. Caramagno
The Lure of Reductionism in Psychological Treatments of Woolf's Life
320(7)
Virginia Woolf and Drama The Modernist and the Method: Correspondences Between Virginia Woolf and Constantin Stanislavski
Ann V. Norton
Karin E. Westman
History as Drama: Towards a Feminist Materialist Historiography
335(9)
Insiders and Outsiders, Inside and Outside in The Waves and Mrs. Dalloway Pink Icing and a Narrow Bed: Mrs. Dalloway and Lesbian History
Gay Wachman
Andrea L. Harris
"This difference...this identity...was overcome": Merging Masculine and Feminine in Virginia Woolf's The Waves
350(8)
Notes on Contributors 358(7)
Conference Program 365

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