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Current Volume: Volume 31 (2022)

Table of Contents

Introduction
Amy C. Smith

The Ethics of Representation: Woolf Writing Working Women
Aili Pettersson Peeker

The Ethics of Wonder(ing) in To the Lighthouse
Eret Talviste

Virginia Woolf, Jacques Derrida, Mysticism, and Ethics
Angela Harris

Woolfian Ethics, Heterotopias, and Nonviolence
Jeanette McVicker

“Floating Incidents”: The Ethics of the Essay as a Life-Writing Form in “A Sketch of the Past”
Julia Dallaway

“As if she wished that he could talk—as if she expected him too to feel what she felt”: Cross-Species Translation in Virginia Woolf’s Flush
Oliver Case

“The World of the Infinitely Small”: Microbic Networks in Mrs. Dalloway
Caylee Weintraub

Time & Tide, Form & Fold
Benjamin Hagen, Shilo McGiff, and Laci Mattison

The Admirable Hugh: Force and Violence in Woolf’s Ethics
James T. Bowen

“‘Daddy’s Girl’: Fathers, Daughters, and Female Resistance in Virginia Woolf’s Three Guineas and Valerie Solanas’s SCUM Manifesto”
Kimberly Coates

Unsolicited/Unrepresentative: The Ethics of Virginia Woolf’s Portrayal of the Transgender in Orlando, as Compared to Lili Ilse Elvenes’s Man into Woman
Gwen Rose

“Same World,” “Different Eyes”: Photography and Visual Narrative in Three Guineas
M. Giulia Laddago

Meat Decadence: Lady Bruton’s Luncheon and the Ethics of Appetite
Vicki Tromanhauser

The Goddess of Empire: Lady Bruton as an Athena Figure in Mrs. Dalloway
Kai Hinson

“Thinking Peace into Existence”: Teaching the World War II–Era Work of Virginia Woolf, Jessica Dismorr, and Elizabeth Bowen
Emily M. Hinnov

The Ethics of the Ending in Virginia Woolf’s Mrs. Dalloway
Anna Lindhé

Working with Virginia Woolf’s Ethics: Reparative Psychoanalytic Literary Criticism
Marie Allègre

How the World Turns: Two Case Studies: The Dreadnought Hoax and Julian Bell
Peter Stansky

The Ethics of Woolf-Centric Biofiction: Diverging Perspectives
Monica Latham

“The World Is a Work of Art”: The Weaving of Fact and Fiction in Between the Acts
Lucas Leite Borba

Flashes of “The Charge of the Light Brigade” in To the Lighthouse: The Ethics of Intertextuality
Christine Darrohn

Possession of the Angel in the House: A Dionysian Reading of To the Lighthouse
Paola Brinkley

Shakespeare’s Legacy in Virginia Woolf: A Feminist Revision
Maria Aparecida de Oliveira

Finding Shakespeare’s “Mind of Winter”: Roses and Mulberries in Virginia Woolf’s Attitude toward the Bard of Avon
Elisa Kay Sparks

On the Ethics of Teaching: Virginia Woolf’s Essays
Beth Rigel Daugherty

Translation as Reading: Jacob’s Room
Maria Rita Drumond Viana