Virginia Woolf : twenty-first-century approaches /
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Edinburgh :
Edinburgh University Press,
[2015]
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction / Jeanne Dubino, Gill Lowe, Vara Neverow, and Kathryn Simpson
- Part one: Self and identity
- 'I am fast locked up', Janus and Miss Jan: Virginia Woolf's 1897 journal as threshold text / Gill Lowe
- Elusive encounters: seeking out Virginia Woolf in her commemorative house museum / Nuala Hancock
- Part two: Language and translation
- 'Can I help you?': Virginia Woolf, Viola Tree, and the Hogarth Press / Diane F. Gillespie
- Bilinguals and bioptics: Virginia Woolf and the outlandishness of translation / Claire Davison
- Part three: Culture and commodification
- 'Unity - dispersity': Virginia Woolf and the contradictory motif of the motor-car / Ann Martin
- 'Am I a Jew?': Woolf's 1930s political and economic peregrinations / Kathryn Simpson
- Part four: Human, animal, and nonhuman
- The bispecies environment, coevolution, and Flush / Jeanne Dubino
- Posthumanist interludes: ecology and ethology in The Waves / Derek Ryan
- Part five: Genders, sexualities, and multiplicities
- Indecency: Jacob's Room, modernist homosexuality, and the culture of war / Eileen Barrett
- Multiple anonymities: resonances of Fielding's The Female Husband in Orlando and A Room of One's Own / Vara Neverow
- Two-spirits and gender variance in Virginia Woolf's Orlando and Louise Erdrich's The Last Report on the Miracles at Little No Horse / Kristin Czarnecki.
