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Virginia Woolf : profession and performance / Benjamin D. Hagen and Taya Sazama.

Hagen, Benjamin D., 1982- editor.; Sazama, Taya, editor.
2025
PR6045.O72
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Title
Virginia Woolf : profession and performance / Benjamin D. Hagen and Taya Sazama.
Edition
First edition.
ISBN
9781638041634 (ebook)
1638041636
9781638041627 (hardback)
Published
Clemson : Clemson University Press, 2025.
Language
English
Description
1 online resource
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PR6045.O72
Dewey Decimal Classification
823/.912
Summary
"Virginia Woolf: Profession and Performance studies the intersection of Woolf's repeated critical and creative engagements with literal and figurative stagings (i.e., performance) and declarations and occupations (i.e., profession). In chapters that range from a comparative study of Woolf and Sylvia Beach as publishers and booksellers to studies that situate Woolf's life and work in relation to the culture of cosmetics, the theater, journalism, photography, printmaking, as well as career politics, contributors disclose how critical attention to this entanglement of "profession" and "performance" expands and enriches our understanding of modernist networks, women's labor in literary and other aesthetic fields, and gender politics that reward the reproduction of professional status quos"-- Provided by publisher.
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Hagen, Benjamin D., 1982- editor.
Sazama, Taya, editor.
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Introduction. Profession and performance in late Woolf / Benjamin D. Hagen
Woolf 's early quit lit : attending to the sacred in "Solid objects" / Amy C. Smith
"Dreams and realities" : outsiders staging otherwise in The voyage out and Between the acts / Sarah Schwartz
"To indicate that the space is filled to repletion" : omission in Virginia Woolf 's Orlando : a biography and Sally Potter's Orlando / Pamela L. Weidman
Performing the performer : Woolf on Rachel Félix, Sarah Bernhardt, Ellen Terry / Eleanor McNees
"The most brilliant novelist of the younger generation" : appraising Virginia Woolf in Vogue / Annalisa Federici
Modernist intersections of print culture at Shakespeare and Company and the Hogarth Press / Francesca Mancino
"To Virginia Woolf" : performing publications and dedications / Diane F. Gillespie
The art of drawing people together : relationships and gender roles in Virginia Woolf 's domestic and fictional photographs / M. Giulia Laddago
Putting on a good face : reflected faces, vulnerability, war, and makeup in and beyond Woolf 's Between the acts / Joyce E. Kelley
Remarkable obscurity : portraits of professional women / Stella Deen
Reflections on The mark on the wall (2018) / Ane Thon Knutsen.

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