Approaches to teaching Woolf's To the lighthouse /
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| Format: | Book |
| Language: | English |
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New York :
Modern Language Association of America,
2001.
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| Series: | Approaches to teaching world literature.
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| Online Access: | Table of contents |
Table of Contents:
- Machine generated contents note: PART ONE: MATERIALS Beth Rigel Daugherty
- and Mary Beth Pringle
- Introduction
- Editions
- Further Reading for Students
- Hours in a Library
- Reference Works, Bibliographies, and Resources
- Critical Reception
- Backgrounds and Foregrounds
- Teaching Aids
- PART TWO: APPROACHES
- Introduction
- How Should One Read To the Lighthouse?
- Period Reading Practices
- Teaching To the Lighthouse as a Traditional Novel
- Janis M. Paul
- "For Nothing Is Simply One Thing": Knowing the
- World in To the Lighthouse
- Mark Hussey
- Returning to the Lighthouse: A Postmodern Approach
- Pamela L. Caughie
- Close Textual Analysis
- The Language of Fabric in To the Lighthouse
- Eileen Barrett
- Reading Provisionally: Narrative Theory and
- To the Lighthouse
- Mary Pinkerton
- "Some Rope to Throw to the Reader": Teaching the
- Diverse Rhythms of To the Lighthouse
- Patricia Laurence
- Successful Classroom Strategies
- Twenty Years to the Lighthouse: A Teaching Voyage
- Annis Pratt
- Reading and Writing: Helping Students Discover
- Meaning in To the Lighthouse
- Laura Davis
- Contemporary Lenses
- Look Again: Reading To the Lighthouse from an
- Aesthetic of Likeness
- Toni A. H. McNaron
- What Teaching To the Lighthouse Taught Me about
- Reading Virginia Woolf
- Louise DeSalvo
- Reading To the Lighthouse as a Critique of the Imperial
- Jeanette McVicker
- Autobiographical Approaches
- Articulating the Questions, Searching for Answers:
- How To the Lighthouse Can Help
- Nancy Topping Bazin
- From the Dark House to the Lighthouse: The Ramsays
- as Dysfunctional Family
- Gerald T. Cobb
- Transformations: Teaching To the Lighthouse with
- Autobiographies and Family Chronicles
- Marcia McClintock Folsom
- Contextual Approaches
- To the Lighthouse and Painting
- Susan Yunis
- To the Lighthouse and the Publishing Practices
- of Virginia Woolf
- Edward Bishop
- Teaching To the Lighthouse as a Civilian War Novel
- Karen L. Levenback
- "I Have Had My Vision": Teaching To the Lighthouse
- as Kiinstlerroman
- Bonnie Braendlin
- Intertextual Approaches
- Portraits of Artists by Woolf and Joyce
- Susan Currier
- Pear Trees beyond Eden: Women's Knowing Reconfigured
- in Woolfs To the Lighthouse and Hurston's Their Eyes
- Were Watching God
- Annette Oxindine
- Compulsory Heterosexuality and the Lesbian Continuum
- in To the Lighthouse: A Women's Studies Approach
- Vara Neverow
- Notes on Contributors
- Survey Participants
- Works Cited
- Writings of Virginia Woolf
- Books and Articles
- Audiovisual Materials
- Index.