Woolf and the city : selected papers from the Nineteenth Annual Conference on Virginia Woolf : Fordham University, New York, New York, 4-7 June, 2009 /
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Table of Contents:
- Introduction / Elizabeth F. Evans and Sarah E. Cornish
- Keynotes: Pausing, waiting, repeating: urban temporality in Mrs. Dalloway and The years / Tamar Katz; The years, street music, and acoustic space (abstract of plenary address) / Anna Snaith; "You then": Three guineas, the Spanish Civil War, and the challenge of total war (abstract of plenary address) / Jessica Berman
- Navigating London: Imagining Flânerie beyond anthropocentrism: Virginia Woolf, the London archipelago, and city tortoises / Caroline Pollentier; Public transport in Woolf's city novels: The London omnibus / Eleanor McNees; Virginia Woolf underground / Alexandra Harris; "Street Haunting," commodity culture, and the woman artist / Kathryn Simpson; A city in the archives: Virginia Woolf and the statues of London / Diane F. Gillespie
- Spatial Perceptions and the Cityscape: Queering London: Virginia Woolf and the politics of perception / Kimberly Engdahl Coates; Reconfigured terrain: Aural architecture in Jacob's room and The years / Elicia Clements; "Dark pours over the outlines of houses and towers": Virginia Woolf's prismatic poetics of space / Federico Sabatini
- Regarding Others: Woolf and the falling man / Mark Hussey; "How Strange": Affective and evaluative uncertainty in Mrs. Dalloway / Molly Hite; Cosmopolitanism from below in Mrs. Dalloway and "Street Haunting" / Christine W. Sizemore
- The Literary Public Sphere: The bestseller and the city: Flush, The Barretts of Wimpole Street, and cultural hierarchies / Melissa Sullivan; To "make that country our own country": The years, novelistic historiography, and the 1930s / Erica Gene Delsando; Between public and private acts: Woolf's anti-fascist strategies / Mia Spiro; Metropolis unbound: Virginia Woolf's heterotopian utopian impulse / Elisa Kay Sparks; New world archives: Scattered seeds of a new scholarship / Suzanne Bellamy
- Border Crossings and Liminal Landscapes: Continuing urban and rural transgressive sexualities in Jacob's room / Vara Neverow; "No room for more": Woolf's journey from London to Scotland, 1938 / Rishona Zimring; "[D]irectly a box was unpacked the rooms became very different": Hotel life and The voyage out / Randi Saloman; An archive in the city: "True Pictures" and animated news films of suffragettes in the holographs of Virginia Woolf's "The Movies" in the Berg Collection / Leslie Kathleen Hankins; "When dogs will become men": Melancholia, canine allegories, and theriocephalous figures in Woolf's urban contact zones / Jane Goldman
- Teaching Woolf, Woolf Teaching: The streets of London: Virginia Woolf's development of a pedagogical style / Beth Rigel Daugherty; "Find our own way for ourselves": Orlando as an uncommon reader in the critical theory classroom / Cheryl Hindrichs; Recreating Woolf's public and private spaces in architectural design education / Sevinc Kurt; Virginia Woolf in the cyber city: Connecting in the virtual public square / Paula Maggio
- Inspired by Woolf: A Conversation: Forward: The legacy of Virginia Woolf / Megan Branch; Inspired by Woolf: a conversation / Ruth Gruber, Katherine Lanpher, and Susan Sellers with Kris Lundberg.