Virginia Woolf Out of Bounds: Selected Papers from the Tenth Annual Conference on Virginia Woolf, University of Maryland Baltimore County, June 8-11, 2000 Book

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	Introduction: Virginia Woolf Out of Bounds	1
	Gunpowder Plots: Sexuality and Censorship in Woolf's Later Works	6
	Prostituting Culture and Enslaving Intellectual Liberty: Virginia Woolf's Disavowed Victorian Predecessor Margaret Oliphant	13
	Novel Possibilities: Re-Reading Sexuality and "Madness" in Mrs. Dalloway, Beyond the Film	19
	Sleeping Beauty in a Green Dress: Mrs. Dalloway and Fairy Tale Configurations of Desire	25
	"...though the fashion of the time did something to disguise it": Staging Gender in Woolf's Orlando	31
	The Science of Sex and the Art of Self-Materializing in Orlando	39
	With Clear-Eyed Scrutiny: The Narrator as Sister in Jacob's Room	46
	From Frass to Foucault: Mediations of the Archive	52
	Brow-Beating, Wool-Gathering, and the Brain of the Common Reader	58
	Dissolving Stereotypical Cultural Boundaries: Allusions to Virginia Woolf in Chitra Banerjee Divakaruni's Sister of My Heart	67
	A. S. Byatt and "(V. Woolf)": Mapping a Misreading of Modernism	73
	"It won't be fine" tomorrow: Doris Lessing's Struggle with Woolf	79
	Chasing the Wild Goose: Virginia Woolf's Orlando and Angela Carter's The Passion of the New Eve	86
	"Something I've Been Meaning To Tell You": Alice Munro as Unlikely Heir to Virginia Woolf	92
	"Accidents of Political Life": Satire and Edwardian Anti-Colonial Politics in The Voyage Out	97
	Virginia Woolf and British "Orientalism"	105
	Woolf in Blackface: Identification across The Waves	113
	Reason and Truth in A Room of One's Own	120
	The Body Unbound: A Phenomenological Reading of the Political in A Room of One's Own	129
	"The Outside of Its Inside and the Inside of Its Outside": Phenomenology in To the Lighthouse	140
	Talking with the Other; or, Wireless Ethics: Levinas, Woolf and the BBC	145
	Porous Objects: Self, Community, and the Nature of Matter	151
	Virginia Woolf://Hypertext	157
	She speaks to me: Virginia Woolf in the Community College Classroom	165
	Teaching A Room of One's Own in the New Millennium: The War Continues	170
	Opening Doors to A Room of One's Own	176
	"I'm Not a Feminist or Anything, But....": Teaching A Room of One's Own in High School	180
	Experiments in Constructing the Visual Field: Conversations with Woolf and Stein and Painting The Waves	186
	A Lifetime with The Waves	192
	Photoportraits: Gisele Freund and Virginia Woolf	197
	Matrixial Memories in Virginia Woolf's Photographs	206
	Woolf, Picture Postcards, Modernity	213
	Frock Consciousness, Self-Fashioning: Virginia Woolf's Dialectical Materialism	221
	"The shop windows were full of sparling chains": Consumer Desire and Woolf's Night and Day	229
	"The Lady's Gone A-Roving": Woolf and the English Folk Revival	236
	"All was dark; all was doubt; all was confusion": Nature, Culture, and Orlando's Ruskinian Storm-Cloud	243
	"Whose shape is that within the car? & why?": Mrs. Dalloway and "The Triumph of Life"	249
	"Because It Is There": George Mallory's Presence in Virginia Woolf's To the Lighthouse	258
	Woolf's Russia: Out of Bounds	265
	"The Rain in Spain": Woolf, Cervantes, Andalusia, and The Waves	271
	Notes on Contributors	279
	Conference Program	284
	App.: Author & Title index to Selected Papers I-IX	294
	Index	307