Virginia Woolf and the natural world : selected papers from the twentieth annual international conference on Virginia Woolf : Georgetown University, Georgetown, Kentucky, 3-6 June, 2010 / edited by Kristin Czarnecki and Carrie Rohman. [electronic resource].
2011
PR6045.O72 Z5387 2010
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Title
Virginia Woolf and the natural world : selected papers from the twentieth annual international conference on Virginia Woolf : Georgetown University, Georgetown, Kentucky, 3-6 June, 2010 / edited by Kristin Czarnecki and Carrie Rohman. [electronic resource].
ISBN
1781382204
9781781382202
9780983533900 (electronic bk.)
0983533903 (electronic bk.)
9781942954149 (electronic bk.)
194295414X (electronic bk.)
9781781382202
9780983533900 (electronic bk.)
0983533903 (electronic bk.)
9781942954149 (electronic bk.)
194295414X (electronic bk.)
Published
Clemson, SC : Clemson University Digital Press, 2011.
Language
English
Description
1 online resource (xii, 246 pages) : PDF file(s).
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PR6045.O72 Z5387 2010
System Control No.
(OCoLC)1259204736
Summary
Virginia Woolf and the Natural World is a compilation of thirty-one essays presented at the twentieth annual international conference on Virginia Woolf. This volume explores Woolf's complex engagement with the natural world, an engagement that was as political as it was aesthetic. The diversity of topics within this collection-ecofeminism, the nature of time, the nature of the self, nature and sporting, botany, climate, and landscape, just to name a few-fosters a deeper understanding of the nature of nature in Woolf's works. Contributors include Bonnie Kime Scott, Carrie Rohman, Diana Swanson, Elisa Kay Sparks, Beth Rigel Daugherty, Jane Goldman, and Diane Gillespie, among many others from the international community of Woolf scholars.
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Includes bibliographical references at the end of each chapters.
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Introduction to Woolf and the natural world / Kristin Czarnecki and Carrie Rohman
Ecofeminism, holism, and the search for natural order in Woolf / Bonnie Kime Scott
"We make life": Vibration, aesthetics, and the inhuman in The waves / Carrie Rohman
"The real world": Virginia Woolf and ecofeminism / Diana Swanson
Virginia and Leonard, as I remember them / Cecil Woolf
"Everything tended to set itself in a garden": Virginia Woolf's literary and quotidian flowers: a bar-graphical approach / Elisa Kay Sparks
Taking her fences: the equestrian Virginia Woolf / Beth Rigel Daughterty
The metaphysics of flowers in The waves: Virginia Woolf's "seven-sided flower" and Henri Bergson's Intuition / Laci Mattison
Crowding Clarissa's garden / Erin Penner
The flesh of citizenship: red flowers grew / Rachel Zlatkin
The besieged garden: nature in Virginia Woolf's Mrs. Dalloway and Willa Cather's One of ours / Jane Lilienfeld
Virginia Woolf: natural olympian: swimming and diving as metaphors for writing / Rebecca McNeer
"This, I fancy, must be the sea": Thalassic aesthetics in Virginia Woolf's writing / Patrizia Muscogiuri
Wild swimming / Gill Lowe
The Woolf, the horse, and the fox: recurrent motifs in Jacob's room and Orlando / Vara Neverow
The dogs that therefore Woolf follows: some canine sources for A room of one's own in nature and art / Jane Goldman
"The bird is the word": Virginia Woolf and W.H. Hudson, visionary ornithologist / Diane Gillespie
Evolution, history, and Flush; or, The origin of Spaniels / Jeanne Dubino
"Lappin and lapinova": a Woolf in hare's clothing? / Kathryn Simpson
"A certain hold on haddock and sausage": dining well in Virginia Woolf's life and work / Alice Lowe
Moments of aging: revising Mother Nature in Virginia Woolf's Mrs. Dalloway / Kate Sedon
Homeless in nature: solitary trampling and shared errantry in Cornwall, 1905 / Barbara Lonnquist
"Walking over the bridge in a willow pattern plate": Virginia Woolf and the exotic landscapes / Xiaoqin Cao
Mining with the head: Virginia Woolf, Henry David Thoreau, and exploring the self through nature / Diane Royer
Virginia Woolf as mountaineer / Catherine W. Hollis
"It was an uncertain spring": reading weather in The years / Verita Sriratana
Transforming nature: Orlando as elegy / Elise Swinford
"Nature, who has played so many queer tricks upon us": digging granit and chasing rainbows with Virginia Woolf / Derek Ryan
Sundered waters: isolated consciousness and ostensible communion in Woolf's narration / Dominic Scheck
"To give the moment whole": the nature of time and cosmic (comm) unity in Virginia Woolf's The waves / Emily Hinnov
Spengler's The decline of the West and intellectual quackery: checking the climate with Leonard Woolf and W.B. Yeats / Wayne Chapman
Listening-in, tuning out: Leonard Woolf's criticism of the BBC during the 1930s / Luke Reader.
Ecofeminism, holism, and the search for natural order in Woolf / Bonnie Kime Scott
"We make life": Vibration, aesthetics, and the inhuman in The waves / Carrie Rohman
"The real world": Virginia Woolf and ecofeminism / Diana Swanson
Virginia and Leonard, as I remember them / Cecil Woolf
"Everything tended to set itself in a garden": Virginia Woolf's literary and quotidian flowers: a bar-graphical approach / Elisa Kay Sparks
Taking her fences: the equestrian Virginia Woolf / Beth Rigel Daughterty
The metaphysics of flowers in The waves: Virginia Woolf's "seven-sided flower" and Henri Bergson's Intuition / Laci Mattison
Crowding Clarissa's garden / Erin Penner
The flesh of citizenship: red flowers grew / Rachel Zlatkin
The besieged garden: nature in Virginia Woolf's Mrs. Dalloway and Willa Cather's One of ours / Jane Lilienfeld
Virginia Woolf: natural olympian: swimming and diving as metaphors for writing / Rebecca McNeer
"This, I fancy, must be the sea": Thalassic aesthetics in Virginia Woolf's writing / Patrizia Muscogiuri
Wild swimming / Gill Lowe
The Woolf, the horse, and the fox: recurrent motifs in Jacob's room and Orlando / Vara Neverow
The dogs that therefore Woolf follows: some canine sources for A room of one's own in nature and art / Jane Goldman
"The bird is the word": Virginia Woolf and W.H. Hudson, visionary ornithologist / Diane Gillespie
Evolution, history, and Flush; or, The origin of Spaniels / Jeanne Dubino
"Lappin and lapinova": a Woolf in hare's clothing? / Kathryn Simpson
"A certain hold on haddock and sausage": dining well in Virginia Woolf's life and work / Alice Lowe
Moments of aging: revising Mother Nature in Virginia Woolf's Mrs. Dalloway / Kate Sedon
Homeless in nature: solitary trampling and shared errantry in Cornwall, 1905 / Barbara Lonnquist
"Walking over the bridge in a willow pattern plate": Virginia Woolf and the exotic landscapes / Xiaoqin Cao
Mining with the head: Virginia Woolf, Henry David Thoreau, and exploring the self through nature / Diane Royer
Virginia Woolf as mountaineer / Catherine W. Hollis
"It was an uncertain spring": reading weather in The years / Verita Sriratana
Transforming nature: Orlando as elegy / Elise Swinford
"Nature, who has played so many queer tricks upon us": digging granit and chasing rainbows with Virginia Woolf / Derek Ryan
Sundered waters: isolated consciousness and ostensible communion in Woolf's narration / Dominic Scheck
"To give the moment whole": the nature of time and cosmic (comm) unity in Virginia Woolf's The waves / Emily Hinnov
Spengler's The decline of the West and intellectual quackery: checking the climate with Leonard Woolf and W.B. Yeats / Wayne Chapman
Listening-in, tuning out: Leonard Woolf's criticism of the BBC during the 1930s / Luke Reader.
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