Virginia Woolf
Subtitle: texts and contexts : selected papers from the Fifth Annual Conference on Virginia Woolf, Otterbein College, Westerville, Ohio, June 15-18, 1995
By: edited by Beth Rigel Daugherty and Eileen Barrett ; with an introduction by Beth Rigel Daugherty.
Contributors: Daugherty, Beth Rigel.; Barrett, Eileen.
Publisher: Pace University Press
Published: 1996
Place of publication: New York, NY
Language: eng
Number of pages: 315
Subjects: Woolf, Virginia, -- 1882-1941 -- Criticism and interpretation -- Congresses.
Notes: Black cloth boards lettered in gold.

Includes bibliographical references.
Table of contents: title: Introduction: Context, common readers, and conversation / Beth Rigel Daughtery; title: Note from the editors; title: Featured event: "Hiding behind the curtain": reading (Woolf) like a man / Mark Hussey; title: Woolf's use of language: A rhetorical context for Virginia Woolf / Margaret Morrell Morgan; title: Pain, loss, and grief in Virginia Woolf: Housebroken: the domesticated relations of Flush / David Eberly; title: Woolf and popular culture: Virginia Woolf join Jane Wagner and Lily Tomlin in The search for signs of intelligent life in the universe / Elizabeth Lambert; title: Woolf's subversive career: Woolf in the context of fascism: ideology, hegemony and the public sphere / Jeanette McVicker; title: An Antigone complex?  Psychology and politics in The years and Three guineas / Diana L. Swanson; title: Virginia Woolf and the male moderns: Modernist spatial nostalgia: Forster, Conrad, Woolf / Stephen Bernstein; title: Virginia Woolf and creative writers: correspondences: Dear Al: Ginny Woolf writes almost as good as I pitch (a celebration of Virginia Woolf through Ring Lardner) / Wayne Rittenhouse; title: Featured event: From typography to Time: producing Virginia Woolf / Edward Bishop; title: Contexts for A room of one's own: A room of one's own and female literature in Heian Japan: women's oppression as obstacle and motive for literary creation / Mayumi Nakano; title: The heteroglossia of history: a collaborative Woolf project: The heteroglossia of history, part one: The car / Melba Cuddy-Keane, Natasha Aleksiuk, Morgan Love, Chris Rose, Andrea Williams, and Kay Li; title: Woolf and other women writers: Two Judith Shakespeares: Virginia Woolf, H. D., and the androgynous brother-sister mind / Kathleen Crown; title: Modernist/postmodernist contexts: "How it strikes a contemporary": Woolf's modernism, our postmodernism / Andrea L. Harris; title: Woolf's diaries and letters as texts/contexts: The diaries vs. the letters: continuities and contradictions / Barbara Lounsberry; title: Woolf constructing the male: "In a third class railway carriage": class, the Great War, and Mrs. Dalloway / Christine Darrohn; title: Virginia Woolf and religion: Briscoe's Alt[a]rnative: durga or sati?  Woolf and hinduism in To the lighthouse / Anju Kanwar; title: Woolf and gay/lesbian literary history: "I am not what you supposed": Walt Whitman's influence on Virginia Woolf / Lisa Tyler; title: Woolf's foremothers ... a a few daughters: "... in the wake of the matrons": Virginia Woolf's rewriting of Fanny Burney / Beth Carole Rosenberg; title: Woolf and narrative: "Must novels be like this?": Virginia Woolf as narrative theorist / Jane Lilienfeld; title: Power, discipline, and individuality: subversive characterization in Jacob's room / MIchael Olin-Hitt; title: Writing the jump cut: Mrs. Dalloway in the context of cinema / Lia M. Hotchkiss; title: Constructing Woolf: Virginia Woolf's autobiographers: Sidonie Smith, Shoshana Felman, and Shari Benstock / Georgia Johnston; title: Virginia Woolf and science: Bio-graphy and the quantum leap: waves, particles, and light as a theory of writing the human life / Sue Sun Yom; title: Virginia Woolf and creative writers/artists: conversations: Living dangerously: poems / Catherine N. Parke; title: Featured event: Virginia Woolf and the good brother / Madeline Moore; title: Fluid sexuality in Virginia Woolf: From he and she to you and me: grounding fluidity, Woolf's Orlando to Winterson's Written on the body / Lisa Haines-Wright and Traci Lynn Kyle; title: Laterality and sexuality: the transgressive aesthetics of Orlando / Thomas Caramagno; title: Woolf constructing: Virginia Woolf writes to Vita Sackville-West (and receives a reply): Aphra Behn, Orlando, Saint Joan of Arc and revolutionary biography / Karyn Z. Sproles; title: "A voice answering a voice": Elizabeth Barrett Browning, Virginia Woolf and Margaret Forster's literary friendship / Debra L. Cumberland; title: The biographer and the self in Roger Fry / Diane F. Gillespie; title: The voyage out and Between the acts: readings of empire: Death and the maiden voyage: mapping the junction of feminism and postcolonial theory in The voyage out / June Cummins; title: Scraps and fragments of empire: the pageant as metaphor in Woolf and Walcott / Ann Harris; title: Virginia Woolf and the female moderns: Beginning with the same ending: Virginia Woolf and Edith Wharton / Anne MacMaster; title: Virginia Woolf and contemporary women's memoirs/readings: Paracanons and sacred texts: reading memoir/reading Woolf / Mary Beth Pringle; title: Memoir as imprint / Toni McNaron; title: Chloe and Olivia meet the death of God / Alicia Ostriker; title: Historical and political contexts for Three guineas: Politics"through different eyes": Three guineas and writings by members of the Women's international League for Peace and Freedom / Kathryn Harvey; title: The text as object: Text as microfilm and text as software / Lorie Freed; title: Virginia Woolf and creative writers: influences: I'll never be alone again / Annabel Thomas; title: Woolf and travel: Spires of London: domes of Istanbul / Krystyna Colburn; title: Virginia Woolf as essayist: From reviewer to literary critic: Virginia Woolf's early career as a book reviewer, 1904-1918 / Jeanne Dubino; title: Creating a (writing) life: Voicing Virginia: The Monday or Tuesday years / Alice Staveley; title: Virginia Woolf and the arts: Performance art and tableau vivant, the case of Clarissa Dalloway and Mrs. Ramsay / Geneviève Sanchis Morgan; title: Virginia Woolf and me: personal criticism: Woolf, women, and war: from statement in Three guineas to impression in Jacob's room / Stephanie Zappa; title: Featured event: War, civilization, and the conscience of modernity: views from Jacob's room / Christine Froula.