[Vwoolf] Sound in Mrs. Dalloway

[Georgia Johnston]

Dear Wyatt,

Pamela Caughie has published great scholarship on sound.  See her
piece in Virginia Woolf in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction (2000).
She has some later essays also.
I published a very early piece on the gramophone and Woolf--First
Selected VW Conference essays.

all the best,
Georgia Johnston

On 1/26/14, Wyatt Bonikowski <wyattbonikowski at gmail.com> wrote:
> Dear Woolfians,
>
> I have an undergraduate student writing an honors thesis on Mrs.
> Dalloway, and she is particularly interested in how Woolf uses sound
> in the novel. The student is interested not only in Woolf's use of
> sound to portray the experience of the city but also how sound often
> prompts an investigation into the nature of the self. (For this, she
> is also investigating sound in relation to "moments of being" in "A
> Sketch of the Past.") I was wondering if anyone knows of critical
> works that address these issues in the novel or in Woolf's work more
> generally. She has found a number of good sources, but I am concerned
> that she might be missing more that would be useful to her project.
>
> Thank you for your help.
>
> Best,
>
> Wyatt Bonikowski
> Associate Professor
> English Department
> Suffolk University
> Boston, MA
>
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