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Virginia Woolf and the Literary Marketplace |
J. Dubino
Palgrave Macmillan US
Virginia Woolf and the Literary Marketplace
Woolf’s Editorial Self-Censorship and Risk-Taking in Jacob’s Room
Authors

Vara Neverow

ARI Id

1664030745835_68823

Access

Not Available Free

Pages

57-71

DOI

10.1057/9780230114791_4

Chapter URL

https://rd.springer.com/chapter/10.1057/9780230114791_4

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Front Matter
i-xvii
Introduction
Jeanne Dubino
1-23
Front Matter
25-25
Reading, Taking Notes, and Writing: Virginia Stephen’s Reviewing Practice
Beth Rigel Daugherty
27-41
Circulating Ideas and Selling Periodicals: Leonard Woolf, the Nation and Athenaeum, and Topical Debat
Elizabeth Dickens
43-55
Woolf’s Editorial Self-Censorship and Risk-Taking in Jacob’s Room
Vara Neverow
57-71
Between Writing and Truth: Woolf’s Positive Nihilism
Jeanette McVicker
73-87
Front Matter
89-89
How to Strike a Contemporary: Woolf, Mansfield, and Marketing Gossip
Katie Macnamara
91-106
Something of a Firebrand: Virginia Woolf and the Literary Reputation of Emily Brontë
Heather Bean
107-120
Virginia Woolf and Gertrude Stein: Commerce, Bestsellers, and the Jew
Karen Leick
121-133
Front Matter
135-135
Virginia Woolf and the Middlebrow Market of the Familiar Essay
Caroline Pollentier
137-149
Woolf Studies and Periodical Studies
Patrick Collier
151-165
The “Keystone Public” and Virginia Woolf: A Room of One’s Own, Time and Tide, and Cultural Hierarchies
Melissa Sullivan
167-179
“Murdering an Aunt or Two”: Textual Practice and Narrative Form in Virginia Woolf’s Metropolitan Market
John K. Young
181-195
Front Matter
197-197
The “Grand Lady of Literature ”: Virginia Woolf in Italy under Fascism
Elisa Bolchi
199-208
Translating Orlando in 1930s Fascist Italy: Virginia Woolf, Arnoldo Mondadori, and Alessandra Scalero
Sara Villa
209-221
Appropriating Virginia Woolf for the New Humanism: Seward Collins and The Bookman, 1927–1933
Yuzu Uchida
223-235
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