Trespassing Boundaries

Foreword; S.Dick Introduction; K.Benzel & R.Hoberman PART I: WOOLF'S SHORT FICTION IN THE CONTEXT OF BRITISH MODERNISM 'Through a Glass, Longingly'; J.Trautmann Banks 'Virginia Woolf's 'Shorter, More Concentrated Form of Fiction''; M.Levy 'Collecting, Shopping, and Reading: Virginia Woolf's Stories about Objects'; R.Hoberman 'The Lesbian Intratext of Virginia Woolf's Shorter Fiction'; K.Colburn 'Woolf and Chekhov'; N.Skrbic PART II: WOOLF'S SHORT FICTION AS GENERIC BOUNDARY-BREAKER ''A Corridor Leading from Mrs. Dalloway to a New Book': Virginia Woolf Revising'; B.Rigel Daugherty A View of One's Own': Writing Women's Lives and the Early Short Stories'; A.Snaith 'Verbal Painting in Virginia Woolf's Short Fiction: Lyricism in Monday or Tuesday'; K.N.Benzel 'Cultivating Kew: Showing the Seeds of Critique, 1909'; A.Staveley