Approaches to Teaching Woolf's to the Lighthouse Book

	Preface to the Series
	Preface to the Volume
Pt. 1	Materials
Pt. 2	Approaches
	Teaching To the Lighthouse as a Traditional Novel	35
	"For Nothing Is Simply One Thing": Knowing the World in To the Lighthouse	41
	Returning to the Lighthouse: A Postmodern Approach	47
	The Language of Fabric in To the Lighthouse	54
	Reading Provisionally: Narrative Theory and To the Lighthouse	60
	"Some Rope to Throw to the Reader": Teaching the Diverse Rhythms of To the Lighthouse	66
	Twenty Years to the Lighthouse: A Teaching Voyage	72
	Reading and Writing: Helping Students Discover Meaning in To the Lighthouse	79
	Look Again: Reading To the Lighthouse from an Aesthetic of Likeness	85
	What Teaching To the Lighthouse Taught Me about Reading Virginia Woolf	91
	Reading To the Lighthouse as a Critique of the Imperial	97
	Articulating the Questions, Searching for Answers: How To the Lighthouse Can Help	107
	From the Dark House to the Lighthouse: The Ramsays as Dysfunctional Family	114
	Transformations: Teaching To the Lighthouse with Autobiographies and Family Chronicles	119
	To the Lighthouse and Painting	129
	To the Lighthouse and the Publishing Practices of Virginia Woolf	136
	Teaching To the Lighthouse as a Civilian War Novel	142
	"I Have Had My Vision": Teaching To the Lighthouse as Kunstelerroman	148
	Portraits of Artists by Woolf and Joyce	157
	Pear Trees beyond Eden: Women's Knowing Reconfigured in Wolf's To the Lighthouse and Hurston's Their Eyes Were Watching God	163
	Compulsory Heterosexuality and the Lesbian Continuum in To the Lighthouse: A Women's Studies Approach	169
	Notes on Contributors	177
	Survey Participants	181
	Works Cited
	Index	207