Virginia Woolf's afterlives: the author as character in contemporary fiction and drama
Inhaltsverzeichnsi: Introduction: 'I have been dead and yet am now alive again' : catching the phantom -- Bioplay(giarism)s -- Detecting Woolf -- Virginia's daughters -- Vanessa and Virginia -- Polarity, pairs, peers and parallelisms -- Biofictive mirrors : Clarissa Woolf - Virginia D...
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| Zusammenfassung: | Inhaltsverzeichnsi: Introduction: 'I have been dead and yet am now alive again' : catching the phantom -- Bioplay(giarism)s -- Detecting Woolf -- Virginia's daughters -- Vanessa and Virginia -- Polarity, pairs, peers and parallelisms -- Biofictive mirrors : Clarissa Woolf - Virginia Dalloway -- Bloomsberries reimagined -- Posthumous lives : 'I am made and remade continually' Klappentext: "This book explores Virginia Woolf's afterlives in contemporary biographical novels and drama. It offers an extensive analysis of a wide array of literary productions in which Virginia Woolf appears as a fictional character or a dramatis persona. It examines how Woolf's physical and psychological features, as well as the values she stood for, are magnified, reinforced or distorted to serve the authors' specific agendas. Beyond general theoretical issues about this flourishing genre, this study raises specific questions about the literary and cultural relevance of Woolf's fictional representations. These contemporary narratives inform us about Woolf's iconicity, but they also mirror our current literary, cultural and political concerns. Based on a close examination of twenty-five works published between 1972 and 2019, the book surveys various portraits of Woolf as a feminist, pacifist, troubled genius, gifted innovative writer, treacherous, competitive sister and tragic, suicidal character, or, on the contrary, as a caricatural comic spirit, inspirational figure and perspicacious amateur sleuth. By resurrecting Virginia Woolf in contemporary biofiction, whether to enhance or debunk stereotypes about the historical figure, the authors studied here contribute to her continuous reinvention. Their diverse fictional portraits constitute a way to reinforce Woolf's literary status, re-evaluate her work, rejuvenate critical interpretations and augment her cultural capital in the twenty-first century"-- |
| Beschreibung: | Includes bibliographical references and index |
| Beschreibung: | xi, 249 Seiten |
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Contents Foreword Ί Have Been Dead and Yet Am Now Alive Again’: Catching the Phantom Biography, Fiction and Biofiction: From ‘Bastard’ to ‘Hybrid’ 2 Visions and Designs 15 Postmodernist Truthful (Misrepresentations 20 From Truthful Fictions to Travesties of Truth 25 Goals and Perspectives 30 1 Bioplay(giarisms)s The ‘Little Cut-and-Paste Job’ 38 ‘The Play’s the Thing’ 43 Virginia’s Feminist Companions 55 The Last Song of the Nightingale 59 Virginia and Vita: A Year in Love 64 2 Detecting Woolf In the Shadow of WWI: Virginia as a Feminist Sleuth 74 Who Killed Virginia Woolf? The Cambridge Five! 84 3 Virginia’s Daughters Virginia’s Long Shadow 99 Virginia’s Biological Progeny 113
viii Contents 4 Vanessa and Virginia 126 A Tale of Two Sisters 126 Vanessa and Her Sister: ‘Twinned Always’ 129 Vanessa and Virginia: ‘Psychically Siamese’ 137 Vanessa and Virginia: A Biofictional Spin-off 148 5 Polarity, Pairs, Peers and Parallelisms 156 Riding the ‘Dark Mare’ at ‘Sixty’s Gate’ 156 Adeline and Virginia 161 Mandril and the Marmoset 169 6 Biofictive Mirrors: Clarissa Woolf/Virginia Dalloway 178 A Cameo Appearance 178 Mrs Woolf, Mrs Dalloway and Mrs Brown: Death, Birth and Survival 184 7 Вloomsberries Reimagined 199 Lytton and Virginia 200 Variable Geometries: Squares, Circles and Triangles 203 Bloomsbury Legacies 209 Posthumous Lives: Ί Am Made and Remade Continually’ 216 Biographical Woolfs and Fictional Virginias 219 A Summing-up of Woolf’s Afterlives 222 Biofiction as Critical Interpretation 225 Virginia Woolf Legend: Keeping the Myth Alive 226 Bibliography Index 231 243 |
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Contents Foreword Ί Have Been Dead and Yet Am Now Alive Again’: Catching the Phantom Biography, Fiction and Biofiction: From ‘Bastard’ to ‘Hybrid’ 2 Visions and Designs 15 Postmodernist Truthful (Misrepresentations 20 From Truthful Fictions to Travesties of Truth 25 Goals and Perspectives 30 1 Bioplay(giarisms)s The ‘Little Cut-and-Paste Job’ 38 ‘The Play’s the Thing’ 43 Virginia’s Feminist Companions 55 The Last Song of the Nightingale 59 Virginia and Vita: A Year in Love 64 2 Detecting Woolf In the Shadow of WWI: Virginia as a Feminist Sleuth 74 Who Killed Virginia Woolf? The Cambridge Five! 84 3 Virginia’s Daughters Virginia’s Long Shadow 99 Virginia’s Biological Progeny 113
viii Contents 4 Vanessa and Virginia 126 A Tale of Two Sisters 126 Vanessa and Her Sister: ‘Twinned Always’ 129 Vanessa and Virginia: ‘Psychically Siamese’ 137 Vanessa and Virginia: A Biofictional Spin-off 148 5 Polarity, Pairs, Peers and Parallelisms 156 Riding the ‘Dark Mare’ at ‘Sixty’s Gate’ 156 Adeline and Virginia 161 Mandril and the Marmoset 169 6 Biofictive Mirrors: Clarissa Woolf/Virginia Dalloway 178 A Cameo Appearance 178 Mrs Woolf, Mrs Dalloway and Mrs Brown: Death, Birth and Survival 184 7 Вloomsberries Reimagined 199 Lytton and Virginia 200 Variable Geometries: Squares, Circles and Triangles 203 Bloomsbury Legacies 209 Posthumous Lives: Ί Am Made and Remade Continually’ 216 Biographical Woolfs and Fictional Virginias 219 A Summing-up of Woolf’s Afterlives 222 Biofiction as Critical Interpretation 225 Virginia Woolf Legend: Keeping the Myth Alive 226 Bibliography Index 231 243 |
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