Virginia Woolf's Afterlives
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Virginia Woolf's Afterlives
The Author as Character in Contemporary Fiction and Drama
Latham, Monica
Taylor & Francis Ltd
01/2023
250
Mole
Inglês
9780367550738
15 a 20 dias
485
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Introduction: 'I Have Been Dead and Yet Am Now Alive Again': Catching the Phantom
Biography, fiction and biofiction: from 'bastard' to 'hybrid'
Visions and designs
Postmodernist truthful (mis)representations
From truthful fictions to travesties of truth
Goals and perspectives
Chapter 1: Bioplay(giarism)s
The 'little cut-and-paste job'
'The play's the thing'
Virginia's feminist companions
The last song of the nightingale
Virginia and Vita: a year in love
Chapter 2: Detecting Woolf
In the shadow of WWI: Virginia as a feminist sleuth
Who killed Virginia Woolf? The Cambridge Five!
Chapter 3: Virginia's Daughters
Virginia's long shadow
Virginia's biological progeny
Chapter 4: Vanessa and Virginia
A tale of two sisters
Vanessa and her sister: 'twinned always'
Vanessa and Virginia: 'psychically Siamese'
Vanessa and Virginia: a biofictional spin-off
Chapter 5: Polarity, Pairs, Peers and Parallelisms
Riding the 'Dark Mare' at 'sixty's gate'
Adeline and Virginia
Mandril and the marmoset
Chapter 6: Biofictive Mirrors: Clarissa Woolf / Virginia Dalloway
A cameo appearance
Mrs Woolf, Mrs Dalloway and Mrs Brown: death, birth and survival
Chapter 7: Bloomsberries Reimagined
Lytton and Virginia
Variable geometries: squares, circles and triangles
Bloomsbury legacies
Conclusion: Posthumous Lives: 'I Am Made and Remade Continually'
Biographical Woolfs and fictional Virginias
A summing-up of Woolf's afterlives
Biofiction as critical interpretation
Virginia Woolf legend: keeping the myth alive
Biography, fiction and biofiction: from 'bastard' to 'hybrid'
Visions and designs
Postmodernist truthful (mis)representations
From truthful fictions to travesties of truth
Goals and perspectives
Chapter 1: Bioplay(giarism)s
The 'little cut-and-paste job'
'The play's the thing'
Virginia's feminist companions
The last song of the nightingale
Virginia and Vita: a year in love
Chapter 2: Detecting Woolf
In the shadow of WWI: Virginia as a feminist sleuth
Who killed Virginia Woolf? The Cambridge Five!
Chapter 3: Virginia's Daughters
Virginia's long shadow
Virginia's biological progeny
Chapter 4: Vanessa and Virginia
A tale of two sisters
Vanessa and her sister: 'twinned always'
Vanessa and Virginia: 'psychically Siamese'
Vanessa and Virginia: a biofictional spin-off
Chapter 5: Polarity, Pairs, Peers and Parallelisms
Riding the 'Dark Mare' at 'sixty's gate'
Adeline and Virginia
Mandril and the marmoset
Chapter 6: Biofictive Mirrors: Clarissa Woolf / Virginia Dalloway
A cameo appearance
Mrs Woolf, Mrs Dalloway and Mrs Brown: death, birth and survival
Chapter 7: Bloomsberries Reimagined
Lytton and Virginia
Variable geometries: squares, circles and triangles
Bloomsbury legacies
Conclusion: Posthumous Lives: 'I Am Made and Remade Continually'
Biographical Woolfs and fictional Virginias
A summing-up of Woolf's afterlives
Biofiction as critical interpretation
Virginia Woolf legend: keeping the myth alive
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Young Man;Woolf's iconicity;Woolf's Life;Political concerns;Woolf's Mrs Dalloway;Flourishing genre;Monk's House;Woolf's physical and psychological features;Mrs Dalloway;White Garden;Clarissa Dalloway;Biographical Novelists;Woolf's Letter;Woolf's Work;Virginia's Life;Woolf's Text;Hogarth House;Richard Dalloway;Bloomsbury Members;Act III;Woolf's Flush;Free Woman;Magical Garden;Bloomsbury Friends;Uninvited Guest;Biographical Fiction;Woolf's Diary;Biographical Subject;Bloomsbury Circle
Introduction: 'I Have Been Dead and Yet Am Now Alive Again': Catching the Phantom
Biography, fiction and biofiction: from 'bastard' to 'hybrid'
Visions and designs
Postmodernist truthful (mis)representations
From truthful fictions to travesties of truth
Goals and perspectives
Chapter 1: Bioplay(giarism)s
The 'little cut-and-paste job'
'The play's the thing'
Virginia's feminist companions
The last song of the nightingale
Virginia and Vita: a year in love
Chapter 2: Detecting Woolf
In the shadow of WWI: Virginia as a feminist sleuth
Who killed Virginia Woolf? The Cambridge Five!
Chapter 3: Virginia's Daughters
Virginia's long shadow
Virginia's biological progeny
Chapter 4: Vanessa and Virginia
A tale of two sisters
Vanessa and her sister: 'twinned always'
Vanessa and Virginia: 'psychically Siamese'
Vanessa and Virginia: a biofictional spin-off
Chapter 5: Polarity, Pairs, Peers and Parallelisms
Riding the 'Dark Mare' at 'sixty's gate'
Adeline and Virginia
Mandril and the marmoset
Chapter 6: Biofictive Mirrors: Clarissa Woolf / Virginia Dalloway
A cameo appearance
Mrs Woolf, Mrs Dalloway and Mrs Brown: death, birth and survival
Chapter 7: Bloomsberries Reimagined
Lytton and Virginia
Variable geometries: squares, circles and triangles
Bloomsbury legacies
Conclusion: Posthumous Lives: 'I Am Made and Remade Continually'
Biographical Woolfs and fictional Virginias
A summing-up of Woolf's afterlives
Biofiction as critical interpretation
Virginia Woolf legend: keeping the myth alive
Biography, fiction and biofiction: from 'bastard' to 'hybrid'
Visions and designs
Postmodernist truthful (mis)representations
From truthful fictions to travesties of truth
Goals and perspectives
Chapter 1: Bioplay(giarism)s
The 'little cut-and-paste job'
'The play's the thing'
Virginia's feminist companions
The last song of the nightingale
Virginia and Vita: a year in love
Chapter 2: Detecting Woolf
In the shadow of WWI: Virginia as a feminist sleuth
Who killed Virginia Woolf? The Cambridge Five!
Chapter 3: Virginia's Daughters
Virginia's long shadow
Virginia's biological progeny
Chapter 4: Vanessa and Virginia
A tale of two sisters
Vanessa and her sister: 'twinned always'
Vanessa and Virginia: 'psychically Siamese'
Vanessa and Virginia: a biofictional spin-off
Chapter 5: Polarity, Pairs, Peers and Parallelisms
Riding the 'Dark Mare' at 'sixty's gate'
Adeline and Virginia
Mandril and the marmoset
Chapter 6: Biofictive Mirrors: Clarissa Woolf / Virginia Dalloway
A cameo appearance
Mrs Woolf, Mrs Dalloway and Mrs Brown: death, birth and survival
Chapter 7: Bloomsberries Reimagined
Lytton and Virginia
Variable geometries: squares, circles and triangles
Bloomsbury legacies
Conclusion: Posthumous Lives: 'I Am Made and Remade Continually'
Biographical Woolfs and fictional Virginias
A summing-up of Woolf's afterlives
Biofiction as critical interpretation
Virginia Woolf legend: keeping the myth alive
Este título pertence ao(s) assunto(s) indicados(s). Para ver outros títulos clique no assunto desejado.
Young Man;Woolf's iconicity;Woolf's Life;Political concerns;Woolf's Mrs Dalloway;Flourishing genre;Monk's House;Woolf's physical and psychological features;Mrs Dalloway;White Garden;Clarissa Dalloway;Biographical Novelists;Woolf's Letter;Woolf's Work;Virginia's Life;Woolf's Text;Hogarth House;Richard Dalloway;Bloomsbury Members;Act III;Woolf's Flush;Free Woman;Magical Garden;Bloomsbury Friends;Uninvited Guest;Biographical Fiction;Woolf's Diary;Biographical Subject;Bloomsbury Circle
