Night and day:
"A romantic comedy in which the central characters have a distinctly unromantic disposition, Night and Day was Virginia Woolf's second novel. Written during the First World War, the novel is set in the suffrage campaign of the pre-war years. Often understood as a deliberate exercise in cla...
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Zusammenfassung: | "A romantic comedy in which the central characters have a distinctly unromantic disposition, Night and Day was Virginia Woolf's second novel. Written during the First World War, the novel is set in the suffrage campaign of the pre-war years. Often understood as a deliberate exercise in classicism, it has been neglected by critics drawn to Woolf's later more overtly experimental fictions. This edition provides a substantial introduction, which traces the chronology of the novel's composition and publication, and which draws on previously neglected sources to trace its reception. Its extensive explanatory notes clarify the novel's relation to Woolf's reading and to the literary, cultural, and historical context of its time, with attention both to the time of its setting and its composition. Maps locate the key settings in London and England. The introduction and textual apparatus trace the complex history of the impressions and editions issued during Woolf's lifetime"... "The longest of Woolf's novels, Night and Day may also be the most critically neglected. It was her second novel, and when it first appeared in 1919 it was seen by many reviewers as confirmation of the promise seen in The Voyage Out (1915); but by 1922 and the publication of Jacob's Room it had been overshadowed by the emergence of a much bolder and more experimental writer"... |
Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references |
Beschreibung: | cxiii, 745 Seiten Karten, 1 Faksimile der Titelseite der "First British edition of Night and Day" |
ISBN: | 9780521878951 |
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adam_text | Contents
List of Illustrations page x
General Editors’ Preface xi
Notes on the Edition xx
Acknowledgements xx ii
Chronology of Virginia Woolfs Life and Work xxiii
List of Abbreviations xxviii
List of Archival Sources for Manuscript, Typescript and Proof
Material Relating to Night and Day xocx
List of Editorial Symbols xxxi
Introduction xxxii
Composition History xxxiii
Publication History xiv
Early Critical Reception: Private Responses HU
Early Critical Reception: Published Reviews Iviii
Editing Night and Day Ixxx
Annotating Night and Day Ixxxuiii
Chronology of the Composition of Night and Day cii
Maps cx
NIGHT AND DAY I
Explanatory Notes 541
Textual Apparatus 68 7
Textual Notes 703
Bibliography 721
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