University of Saskatchewan (Canada) – 7-10 June 2012

Interdisciplinary / Multidisciplinary Woolf is inspired by Virginia Woolf’s own efforts to cross, undermine, and sometimes reassert disciplinary and other boundaries in her body of work. We welcome scholars, teachers, students, readers, activists, community groups, and artists who respond to Woolf and her circle from diverse points of view. Of particular interest are interdisciplinary, multidisciplinary, and transdisciplinary approaches to Woolf, whether in the form of research, pedagogy, and creative work, or community or institutional activities. Our goal is to draw together a range of voices—momentarily—to discover something new.