Woolfian Boundaries - Clemson University

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Stephen Barkway, “From a ‘Diamond’ to a ‘Faggot of Twigs’: Woolf’s Relationship
with Madge Symonds”
Marlene Baldwin Davis (College of William and Mary, Williamsburg), “Understanding
Exile: Th e Relationship between Woolf and Stella Benson”
Marilyn Schwinn Smith (Five College Associate), “‘Could it be J—H— herself?’:
Public Discourse and Woolf”
Jean Mills (Graduate Center, CUNY), “Re-modernizing Myth: Woolf Writes Jane
Ellen Harrison”
Saturday, June 24
12-30-2 p.m. Lunch (delegates’ own arrangements)
Saturday, June 24
2-3:30 p.m. Parallel Panels 8
8A: Aesthetics
Chair: Kathleen Wall (University of Regina)
Heather Levy (Wright State University, Ohio), “Menippean Meat: Woolf’s Grammar
of Damaged Rustic/Metropolitan Visions”
Rebecca McNeer (Ohio University Southern), “‘Sticky Rice’ or the ‘Sea Pearls’ of
Words: Woolf’s Struggle to Set Boundaries for her Creative Life”
Claudia Olk (Humboldt University, Berlin), “‘Th e veil of fi ction’: Perceptual Boundaries
in Woolf’s Aesthetics”
8B: Birmingham
Chair: Richard Espley (University of Birmingham)
Helen Southworth (University of Oregon), “‘Outside the magic (and tyrannical) triangle
of London-Oxford-Cambridge’: Th e Woolfs, the Hogarth Press, and John
Hampson”
Madelyn Detloff (Miami University of Ohio), “Too Big for ‘Little England’: Woolf,
the Birmingham School, and the New American Empire”
Lara Feigel (University of Sussex), “Woolf and the Birmingham Writers’ Group”
8C: Clothing as Boundary
Chair: Vara Neverow (Southern Connecticut State University)
Randi Synnøve Koppen (University of Bergen), “Real Bodies and the Psychology of
Clothes: Th ree Guineas and the Limits of Sartorial Reasoning”
Celia Marshik (SUNY, Stony Brook), “Coffi ns and Funerals: Virginia Stephen’s Evening
Gowns”
Catherine R. Mintler (University of Nevada), “Woolf and Uniform”
Kunio Shin (University of York), “Boundaries of Exposure: Th e Naked, the Nude,
and Fashion in Woolf”