Contents
Claire Davison-Pgon & Anne-Marie Smith-Di
Biasio
Introduction 9
Laura Marcus
Virginia Woolf and the Art of the Novel 15
Noriko Kubota
The Japan-British Exhibition of 1910 and Virginia
Woolf 33
Kathryn Simpson
Shop windows blazing ; and women gazing :
Woolf, Commodity
Culture and the Gift Economy 43
Claire Ros
We want what is timeless and contemporary,
potique du
pome selon Virginia Woolf 53
Nathalie Pavec
The Platform of time : lՎcriture inactuelle de
VirginiaWoolf 73
Naomi Toth
Enduring Time : Orlando and the present moment
87
Michael F. Davis
Dating Mrs Dalloway : the Use and Abuse of
History 101
Adriana Varga
An Innovative Tradition : Music and Language in
Virginia
Woolfs Modernist Novel 117
Derek Ryan
The lawn was the world : Uprooting Trees and
Becoming-
Grass in Virginia Woolfs To The Lighthouse 129
Adle Cassigneul
Un regard pos sur le monde 139
Angeliki Spiropoulou
The Fissured Contemporaneity of Virginia Woolf
155
Anne-Marie Smith-Di Biasio
Minoan Woolf : Out-of-timeness, Haunting
Presences, and
the Spectre of Virginity 167
Teresa Prudente
The sense of a world continuing without us :
Impersonality,
Permanence and Fluidity in The Waves 179
Chantal Delourme
We are. . . . marking time : the Impossible
Contemporary
as a Poe/Litical Threshold in Virginia Woolfs
Diary,
Volume 5 191
Monica Latham
Mrs Woolf, our Twenty-First-Century Contemporary
207
Anne-Laure Rigeade
Penser le contemporain avec Virginia Woolf et Nathalie
Sarraute 223
Christine Froula
Orlando Lives : Virginia Woolfs Orlando in
Global Adaptation
and Performance 233
Notes on Contributors 259