저자 손영주출처 제임스 조이스 저널페이지발행년도 2005년도총 11권 1호참조 제임스 조이스 저널논문다운로드 2005_11_1_syj.hwp Rereading Virginia Woolf’s “Moments of Being”: “The Moment: Summer’s Night” and Mrs. Dalloway.This study is a critical response to the longstanding view that has aligned “moments of being” in Virginia Woolf with religious or mystical traditions of epiphany — a sudden revelation of transcendent truth. From this perspective, the moments…
Details저자 박은경출처 제임스 조이스 저널페이지발행년도 2005년도총11권 1호참조 제임스 조이스 저널논문다운로드 2005_11_1_pek.hwp Virginia Woolf’s Mrs. Dalloway and the Political Space of LondonWoolf’s modernist writing on London of the early 20th century in Mrs. Dalloway records a typical modern condition where the crowd in the city remains isolated and alienated without realizing the potential value of the city, that is, to achieve some…
Details저자 진명희출처 제임스 조이스 저널페이지발행년도 2004년도총 10권 1호참조 제임스 조이스 저널논문다운로드 2004_10_1_jmh.hwp Orlando: Woolf’s Androgyny and Writing a New BiographyMyungHee JinVirginia Woolf tried to revolutionize the genre of biography in Orlando, which is the outcome of a definite and overmastering impulse, planned as an escapade or a joke after serious experimental books, Mrs. Dalloway and To the Lighthouse. Orlando runs the passage…
Details저자 김정출처 제임스 조이스 저널페이지발행년도 2004년도총 10권 1호참조 제임스 조이스 저널논문다운로드 2004_10_1_kj.hwpAbstractTo Edith Hope Who Was Locked in Hotel du Lac,from Virginia WoolfJung KimThis paper consists of three fictional letters of Virginia Woolf to Edith Hope, the heroine of Hotel du Lac by Anita Brookner. Choosing an epistolary form as a way of writing a thesis is intentional under the presumption…
Details저자 정명희출처 제임스 조이스 저널페이지발행년도 2003년도총 9권 1호참조 제임스 조이스 저널논문다운로드 2003_9_1_jmh.hwpMichael Cunningham’s The Hours can not but be understood in its relationship with Virginia Woolf’s Mrs Dalloway. His novel deconstructs, restructures, and reedits various stories and characteristic images of Woolf’s novel and her biographical life. His repetition, however, does not stop just on the level of its content. In his…
Details저자 김정출처 제임스 조이스 저널페이지발행년도 2003년도총 9권 1호참조 제임스 조이스 저널논문다운로드 2003_9_2_kj.hwp『The Hours』 was Virginia Woolf’s working title for what later became 『Mrs. Dalloway』. Sixty years after her death, an American author Michael Cunningham brought back this title and even the author in his own novel, 『The Hours』. Cunningham incorporates every facet of Woolf’s novel and life, patterning his theme as…
Details저자 김영주출처 제임스 조이스 저널페이지발행년도 2003년도총 9권 2호참조 제임스 조이스 저널논문다운로드 2003_9_2_kyj.hwp Virginia Woolf’s last two novels, The Years and Between the Acts, show both her conceptualization of history and her experimental writing to narrativize history in the novelisitc discourse. The Years traces in a form of a family saga social changes from 1880 to the present day, portraying the collapse of…
Details저자 김진옥출처 제임스 조이스 저널페이지발행년도 2003년도총 9권 2호참조 제임스 조이스 저널논문다운로드 2003_9_2_kgj.hwpOrlando cross-dresses as a woman, and chooses “a woman’s sex.” Bored with the restrictions of her femininity, Orlando decides to “cross-dress” as a man and seek adventure. Orlando’s transvestism and transsexuality in Orlando deconstruct the binary gender system, and further open up the space for multiplicity of sex and self.…
Details저자 김금주출처 제임스 조이스 저널페이지발행년도 2003년도총 9권 2호참조 제임스 조이스 저널논문다운로드 2003_9_2_kgj.hwp During the 19th century various public adventure stories contributed to celebrating the male-centered British imperialism. Woolf undermines the masculine imperial romance that presents men’s expeditions and adventures.She shows that a ‘voyage out’ for women cannot be an opportunity for their self-accomplishment for the voyage controlled by the male-centered Symbolic Order…
Details저자 진명희출처 제임스 조이스 저널페이지발행년도 2003년도총 9권 1호참조 제임스 조이스 저널논문다운로드 2003_9_1_jmh.hwp When Virginia Woolf published Night and Day in 1919, the longest of her nine novels, some critics disapproved of her work on that she followed the paradigm of 19th century traditional novel, contrary to short fictions such as “Kew Gardens”, “The Mark on the Wall”, and “An Unwritten Novel”…
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