Reading Woolf English 302 - Spring 2004 Instructor: Cheryl Mares
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"[T]he truth they try to catch is many-sided, and they convey it by being themselves many-sided, flashing this way, then that. Thus they mean one thing to one person, another thing to another person.... And it is because of this complexity that they survive." - From Virginia Woolf's  "Craftsmanship"

READINGS

Mrs. Dalloway To the Lighthouse The Waves Between the Acts A Room of One's Own Three Guineas (excerpts) A Writer's Diary (excerpts) Moments of Being "How Should One Read a Book?" "Modern Fiction" (excerpts) "Mr. Bennett and Mrs. Brown" (excerpts) "Professions for Women" "The Leaning Tower" (excerpts) Selected CRITICISM and background materials (required) Mark Hussey, Virginia Woolf A-Z (optional) Hermione Lee, Virginia Woolf: A Biography (optional) Virginia Woolf by Vanessa Bell, 1911-12 [Top of Page] [SCHEDULE] [REQUIREMENTS]  [MORE SPECIFICS] [PAPER TOPICS][CRITICISM] ] [LINKS] Site created and maintained by Cheryl Mares, English Department, Sweet Briar College. Last update: 11 March 2004