Institut du monde Anglophone – 19 mars 2014
Claire Davison, Catherine Lanone et Caroline Pollentier (Université Paris 3) proposeront une réflexion sur les liens entre l’écriture de V. Woolf et la pratique du monologue.
Société d'Etudes Woolfiennes
French Society for Woolf Studies
Société d'Etudes Woolfiennes
French Society for Woolf Studies
City Library, Newcastle-upon-Tyne – March 13th 2014
Grand papier editions are largely unknown outside of France because of their scarcity. Now for the first time in the UK this collection of works by Virginia Woolf, Katherine Mansfield, and Rosamond Lehmann represents a unique opportunity to see these books en masse.
Une chambre à soi – 21-24 nov. 2013
Au Petit Théâtre Odyssée - l'Escale, Levallois
Université Paris Diderot – 23 novembre 2013
Madame Anne-Marie Smith-Di Biasio soutiendra son HDR : « L’écriture de l’immémorial et le texte moderniste : entendre, traduire, interpréter la mémoire dans la langue »
Théâtre de la Bastille – du 5 au 10 novembre 2013
Katelijne Damen interprète Orlando, Guy Cassiers met en scène.
Le tour critique 2013 – « (…) Woolf’s poetics, not so much as an abstract system, but through its pro-cesses and their objects » (foreword)
How does Woolf’s work think? And what is it about her texts that makes this question a possibility? These were among the questions that an international conference, held in partnership with the “Collège International de Philosophie” at the Lycée Henri IV in Paris in March 2012, set out to unravel.
Alexandra Harris – A new introduction to Woolf’s life and work
This new account considers each of Woolf’s novels in context, traces the contentious course of her ‘afterlife’, and shows why, seventy years after her death, Virginia Woolf continues to haunt and inspire us.