Monica Latham, Caroline Marie, Anne-Laure Rigeade, Recycling Virginia Woolf in Contemporary Art and Literature
The continuing relevance of Woolf’s work in the contemporary era and the many works that have persistently been influenced, if not inspired, by her work cannot but be a matter of great wonder. After the collection published by A-M. Smith-Di Biasio and C. Davison (Contemporary Woolf, 2014), the Soci...
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2022
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| Summary: | The continuing relevance of Woolf’s work in the contemporary era and the many works that have persistently been influenced, if not inspired, by her work cannot but be a matter of great wonder. After the collection published by A-M. Smith-Di Biasio and C. Davison (Contemporary Woolf, 2014), the Société d’études Woolfiennes continues to support those that try to untangle the many ways in which Woolf resonates with writers, artists and readers, contemporary or past, learned or common, and invit... |
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