[Vwoolf] MLA 2016 cfp

[Mark Hussey]

The guaranteed Allied Organization session sponsored by IVWS for the 2016
MLA in Austin, TX is as follows (please see MLA website for the cfp details
also):

Textual Woolf  
Digital tools, editions, variants, the proliferation of e-texts -- all offer
a rich array of possibilities for addressing the relative neglect in Woolf
studies of textual matters. 250 word abstracts by 13 March 2015; Mark Hussey
(mhussey at pace.edu).

MLA allows what is tantamount to a tweet for the cfp, so allow me to
elaborate!  For this session I am interested in straightforward textual
analysis that takes advantage of or critiques new editions (e.g. the CUP)
and tools (e.g. Woolf Online); in the proliferation of editions of Woolf's
works (such as those under the general "editorship" of Jeanette Winterson
that have two introductions each by well-known writers); by the kinds of
e-texts that our students bring to class and read on their devices, and the
kinds of issues and questions these might raise; and by any other ways in
which "textual Woolf" might be interpreted.

 

Mark Hussey, PhD

Distinguished Professor of English

Editor, Woolf Studies Annual

(212) 346-1658

http://www.pace.edu/press/journals/woolf-studies-annual

www.woolfonline.com <http://www.woolfonline.com/> 

 

 

 

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