[Vwoolf] Editions of Woolf for teaching

[mhussey at verizon.net]

The Harcourt editions are not available in the UK, I know, but are the OUP
ones available in the USA? I couldn't tell from the website just now (though
there is a notice about the effects of Brexit on placing orders from the
EU!). I always liked the Penguin editions (Julia Briggs et al.) but they
were never available in Americanland.

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Dear Woolfians,

Re. the discussion of editions of Woolf for teaching.

I find the Oxford World Classics good for teaching. They usually have a
readable introduction by a good scholar, and the notes are generally useful
and useable but not overwhelming. The font has become rather tiny in recent
years, which is difficult for some readers (not least we ageing teachers)
but apart from that issue I think they are usually very good.

Do lecturers in the US find the Oxford World Classics useful?

Best wishes,
Trudi

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Dr Trudi Tate
Assistant Senior Tutor
Clare Hall
Cambridge CB3 9AL


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