The theme of Japan-Korea Virginia Woolf Conference 2013 was decided as “Reading Woolf in the 21st Century”. If you are interested in the presentation in this conference, submit the proposal referring to the following notice. * Proposal: Proposals for individual papers should be submitted by August 31st, 2012. Please send 250-word abstracts in English as…
DetailsJapan-Korea Virginia Woolf societies will hold their 2nd co-conference on 23rd, March, 2013 in Kyoto, Japan. For more information, refer to the attached document.
We do not have our own journal, but we are usually publishing our papers through the journal, titled The James Joyce Journal, half-yearly published in June and Dec., jointly with The James Joyce Society of Korea.
And the journal (Vol.18, 1) will be published in June, 2012.
Ed. The Virginia Woolf Society of Korea. Seoul:Dongin Publishing Co., 2010.
— We are also planning to publish Series No. II soon.
—[Translation of VW’s Collected Essays, ed. Leonard Woolf, NY: Harcourt, Brace & World, 1966]
—We are planning to publish Virginia Woolf: Literary Essays II, hopefully this year, but not later than the next, for which we are having a monthly gathering.
The Korea-Japan Virginia Woolf Conference with the theme, “A Journey to Combine and to Create,” was held at Ewha University in Seoul, Korea on 24 April, 2010, hosted by the Virginia Woolf Society of Korea. It was the first attempt at a scholarly cooperation between the two Woolf societies of Korea and Japan. The conference…
DetailsGOOD News!!!
This April, we will have a joint conference with the Virginia Woolf Society of Japan at Ewha Womans University, Seoul, South Korea. We all hope it will be a joyful, helpful, and productive conference in Woolf studies.
Here are brief, but precious materials which tell us the cooperative history between two societies.
If you want to publish a paper in The James Joyce Journal in December 2009, please submit your paper by Oct. 31st this year. The editorial board of the Virginia Woolf Society of Korea will welcome any paper that deals mainly with Virginia Woolf, written either in English or in Korean. Please send a paper…
Details1st Honoree: Youngjoo Kim (2005)2nd Honoree: Youngjoo Sohn (2006)3rd Honoree: Eun Kyung Park (2007)4th Honoree: Youngjoo Kim (2008)5th Honoree: Jung Kim (2009)Article title: Jacob’s Room: The Refracted Space of Memory and Desire6th: Honoree: Heonjoo Sohn(2010)Article title: The Stranger in the Mirror: The Diary of Virginia Woolf and the Foreignness of the Self7th Honoree: Youngjoo Sohn…
DetailsFormed in March 2003, the Virginia Woolf Society of Korea is a non-profit academic organization consisting of 50 members who specialize in Virginia Woolf and modernist writers. The Society aims to promote the reading and discussion of Virginia Woolf’s works. The Society holds two annual conferences and publishes papers in two issues of the James…
DetailsThe theme of Japan-Korea Virginia Woolf Conference 2013 was decided as “Reading Woolf in the 21st Century”. If you are interested in the presentation in this conference, submit the proposal referring to the following notice. * Proposal: Proposals for individual papers should be submitted by August 31st, 2012. Please send 250-word abstracts in English as…
DetailsJapan-Korea Virginia Woolf societies will hold their 2nd co-conference on 23rd, March, 2013 in Kyoto, Japan. For more information, refer to the attached document.
We do not have our own journal, but we are usually publishing our papers through the journal, titled The James Joyce Journal, half-yearly published in June and Dec., jointly with The James Joyce Society of Korea.
And the journal (Vol.18, 1) will be published in June, 2012.
Ed. The Virginia Woolf Society of Korea. Seoul:Dongin Publishing Co., 2010.
— We are also planning to publish Series No. II soon.
—[Translation of VW’s Collected Essays, ed. Leonard Woolf, NY: Harcourt, Brace & World, 1966]
—We are planning to publish Virginia Woolf: Literary Essays II, hopefully this year, but not later than the next, for which we are having a monthly gathering.
The Korea-Japan Virginia Woolf Conference with the theme, “A Journey to Combine and to Create,” was held at Ewha University in Seoul, Korea on 24 April, 2010, hosted by the Virginia Woolf Society of Korea. It was the first attempt at a scholarly cooperation between the two Woolf societies of Korea and Japan. The conference…
DetailsGOOD News!!!
This April, we will have a joint conference with the Virginia Woolf Society of Japan at Ewha Womans University, Seoul, South Korea. We all hope it will be a joyful, helpful, and productive conference in Woolf studies.
Here are brief, but precious materials which tell us the cooperative history between two societies.
If you want to publish a paper in The James Joyce Journal in December 2009, please submit your paper by Oct. 31st this year. The editorial board of the Virginia Woolf Society of Korea will welcome any paper that deals mainly with Virginia Woolf, written either in English or in Korean. Please send a paper…
Details1st Honoree: Youngjoo Kim (2005)2nd Honoree: Youngjoo Sohn (2006)3rd Honoree: Eun Kyung Park (2007)4th Honoree: Youngjoo Kim (2008)5th Honoree: Jung Kim (2009)Article title: Jacob’s Room: The Refracted Space of Memory and Desire6th: Honoree: Heonjoo Sohn(2010)Article title: The Stranger in the Mirror: The Diary of Virginia Woolf and the Foreignness of the Self7th Honoree: Youngjoo Sohn…
DetailsFormed in March 2003, the Virginia Woolf Society of Korea is a non-profit academic organization consisting of 50 members who specialize in Virginia Woolf and modernist writers. The Society aims to promote the reading and discussion of Virginia Woolf’s works. The Society holds two annual conferences and publishes papers in two issues of the James…
DetailsThe theme of Japan-Korea Virginia Woolf Conference 2013 was decided as “Reading Woolf in the 21st Century”. If you are interested in the presentation in this conference, submit the proposal referring to the following notice. * Proposal: Proposals for individual papers should be submitted by August 31st, 2012. Please send 250-word abstracts in English as…
DetailsJapan-Korea Virginia Woolf societies will hold their 2nd co-conference on 23rd, March, 2013 in Kyoto, Japan. For more information, refer to the attached document.
We do not have our own journal, but we are usually publishing our papers through the journal, titled The James Joyce Journal, half-yearly published in June and Dec., jointly with The James Joyce Society of Korea.
And the journal (Vol.18, 1) will be published in June, 2012.
Ed. The Virginia Woolf Society of Korea. Seoul:Dongin Publishing Co., 2010.
— We are also planning to publish Series No. II soon.
—[Translation of VW’s Collected Essays, ed. Leonard Woolf, NY: Harcourt, Brace & World, 1966]
—We are planning to publish Virginia Woolf: Literary Essays II, hopefully this year, but not later than the next, for which we are having a monthly gathering.
The Korea-Japan Virginia Woolf Conference with the theme, “A Journey to Combine and to Create,” was held at Ewha University in Seoul, Korea on 24 April, 2010, hosted by the Virginia Woolf Society of Korea. It was the first attempt at a scholarly cooperation between the two Woolf societies of Korea and Japan. The conference…
DetailsGOOD News!!!
This April, we will have a joint conference with the Virginia Woolf Society of Japan at Ewha Womans University, Seoul, South Korea. We all hope it will be a joyful, helpful, and productive conference in Woolf studies.
Here are brief, but precious materials which tell us the cooperative history between two societies.
If you want to publish a paper in The James Joyce Journal in December 2009, please submit your paper by Oct. 31st this year. The editorial board of the Virginia Woolf Society of Korea will welcome any paper that deals mainly with Virginia Woolf, written either in English or in Korean. Please send a paper…
Details1st Honoree: Youngjoo Kim (2005)2nd Honoree: Youngjoo Sohn (2006)3rd Honoree: Eun Kyung Park (2007)4th Honoree: Youngjoo Kim (2008)5th Honoree: Jung Kim (2009)Article title: Jacob’s Room: The Refracted Space of Memory and Desire6th: Honoree: Heonjoo Sohn(2010)Article title: The Stranger in the Mirror: The Diary of Virginia Woolf and the Foreignness of the Self7th Honoree: Youngjoo Sohn…
DetailsFormed in March 2003, the Virginia Woolf Society of Korea is a non-profit academic organization consisting of 50 members who specialize in Virginia Woolf and modernist writers. The Society aims to promote the reading and discussion of Virginia Woolf’s works. The Society holds two annual conferences and publishes papers in two issues of the James…
DetailsThe theme of Japan-Korea Virginia Woolf Conference 2013 was decided as “Reading Woolf in the 21st Century”. If you are interested in the presentation in this conference, submit the proposal referring to the following notice. * Proposal: Proposals for individual papers should be submitted by August 31st, 2012. Please send 250-word abstracts in English as…
DetailsJapan-Korea Virginia Woolf societies will hold their 2nd co-conference on 23rd, March, 2013 in Kyoto, Japan. For more information, refer to the attached document.
We do not have our own journal, but we are usually publishing our papers through the journal, titled The James Joyce Journal, half-yearly published in June and Dec., jointly with The James Joyce Society of Korea.
And the journal (Vol.18, 1) will be published in June, 2012.
Ed. The Virginia Woolf Society of Korea. Seoul:Dongin Publishing Co., 2010.
— We are also planning to publish Series No. II soon.
—[Translation of VW’s Collected Essays, ed. Leonard Woolf, NY: Harcourt, Brace & World, 1966]
—We are planning to publish Virginia Woolf: Literary Essays II, hopefully this year, but not later than the next, for which we are having a monthly gathering.
The Korea-Japan Virginia Woolf Conference with the theme, “A Journey to Combine and to Create,” was held at Ewha University in Seoul, Korea on 24 April, 2010, hosted by the Virginia Woolf Society of Korea. It was the first attempt at a scholarly cooperation between the two Woolf societies of Korea and Japan. The conference…
DetailsGOOD News!!!
This April, we will have a joint conference with the Virginia Woolf Society of Japan at Ewha Womans University, Seoul, South Korea. We all hope it will be a joyful, helpful, and productive conference in Woolf studies.
Here are brief, but precious materials which tell us the cooperative history between two societies.
If you want to publish a paper in The James Joyce Journal in December 2009, please submit your paper by Oct. 31st this year. The editorial board of the Virginia Woolf Society of Korea will welcome any paper that deals mainly with Virginia Woolf, written either in English or in Korean. Please send a paper…
Details1st Honoree: Youngjoo Kim (2005)2nd Honoree: Youngjoo Sohn (2006)3rd Honoree: Eun Kyung Park (2007)4th Honoree: Youngjoo Kim (2008)5th Honoree: Jung Kim (2009)Article title: Jacob’s Room: The Refracted Space of Memory and Desire6th: Honoree: Heonjoo Sohn(2010)Article title: The Stranger in the Mirror: The Diary of Virginia Woolf and the Foreignness of the Self7th Honoree: Youngjoo Sohn…
DetailsFormed in March 2003, the Virginia Woolf Society of Korea is a non-profit academic organization consisting of 50 members who specialize in Virginia Woolf and modernist writers. The Society aims to promote the reading and discussion of Virginia Woolf’s works. The Society holds two annual conferences and publishes papers in two issues of the James…
DetailsThe theme of Japan-Korea Virginia Woolf Conference 2013 was decided as “Reading Woolf in the 21st Century”. If you are interested in the presentation in this conference, submit the proposal referring to the following notice. * Proposal: Proposals for individual papers should be submitted by August 31st, 2012. Please send 250-word abstracts in English as…
DetailsJapan-Korea Virginia Woolf societies will hold their 2nd co-conference on 23rd, March, 2013 in Kyoto, Japan. For more information, refer to the attached document.
We do not have our own journal, but we are usually publishing our papers through the journal, titled The James Joyce Journal, half-yearly published in June and Dec., jointly with The James Joyce Society of Korea.
And the journal (Vol.18, 1) will be published in June, 2012.
Ed. The Virginia Woolf Society of Korea. Seoul:Dongin Publishing Co., 2010.
— We are also planning to publish Series No. II soon.
—[Translation of VW’s Collected Essays, ed. Leonard Woolf, NY: Harcourt, Brace & World, 1966]
—We are planning to publish Virginia Woolf: Literary Essays II, hopefully this year, but not later than the next, for which we are having a monthly gathering.
The Korea-Japan Virginia Woolf Conference with the theme, “A Journey to Combine and to Create,” was held at Ewha University in Seoul, Korea on 24 April, 2010, hosted by the Virginia Woolf Society of Korea. It was the first attempt at a scholarly cooperation between the two Woolf societies of Korea and Japan. The conference…
DetailsGOOD News!!!
This April, we will have a joint conference with the Virginia Woolf Society of Japan at Ewha Womans University, Seoul, South Korea. We all hope it will be a joyful, helpful, and productive conference in Woolf studies.
Here are brief, but precious materials which tell us the cooperative history between two societies.
If you want to publish a paper in The James Joyce Journal in December 2009, please submit your paper by Oct. 31st this year. The editorial board of the Virginia Woolf Society of Korea will welcome any paper that deals mainly with Virginia Woolf, written either in English or in Korean. Please send a paper…
Details1st Honoree: Youngjoo Kim (2005)2nd Honoree: Youngjoo Sohn (2006)3rd Honoree: Eun Kyung Park (2007)4th Honoree: Youngjoo Kim (2008)5th Honoree: Jung Kim (2009)Article title: Jacob’s Room: The Refracted Space of Memory and Desire6th: Honoree: Heonjoo Sohn(2010)Article title: The Stranger in the Mirror: The Diary of Virginia Woolf and the Foreignness of the Self7th Honoree: Youngjoo Sohn…
DetailsFormed in March 2003, the Virginia Woolf Society of Korea is a non-profit academic organization consisting of 50 members who specialize in Virginia Woolf and modernist writers. The Society aims to promote the reading and discussion of Virginia Woolf’s works. The Society holds two annual conferences and publishes papers in two issues of the James…
DetailsThe theme of Japan-Korea Virginia Woolf Conference 2013 was decided as “Reading Woolf in the 21st Century”. If you are interested in the presentation in this conference, submit the proposal referring to the following notice. * Proposal: Proposals for individual papers should be submitted by August 31st, 2012. Please send 250-word abstracts in English as…
DetailsJapan-Korea Virginia Woolf societies will hold their 2nd co-conference on 23rd, March, 2013 in Kyoto, Japan. For more information, refer to the attached document.
We do not have our own journal, but we are usually publishing our papers through the journal, titled The James Joyce Journal, half-yearly published in June and Dec., jointly with The James Joyce Society of Korea.
And the journal (Vol.18, 1) will be published in June, 2012.
Ed. The Virginia Woolf Society of Korea. Seoul:Dongin Publishing Co., 2010.
— We are also planning to publish Series No. II soon.
—[Translation of VW’s Collected Essays, ed. Leonard Woolf, NY: Harcourt, Brace & World, 1966]
—We are planning to publish Virginia Woolf: Literary Essays II, hopefully this year, but not later than the next, for which we are having a monthly gathering.
The Korea-Japan Virginia Woolf Conference with the theme, “A Journey to Combine and to Create,” was held at Ewha University in Seoul, Korea on 24 April, 2010, hosted by the Virginia Woolf Society of Korea. It was the first attempt at a scholarly cooperation between the two Woolf societies of Korea and Japan. The conference…
DetailsGOOD News!!!
This April, we will have a joint conference with the Virginia Woolf Society of Japan at Ewha Womans University, Seoul, South Korea. We all hope it will be a joyful, helpful, and productive conference in Woolf studies.
Here are brief, but precious materials which tell us the cooperative history between two societies.
If you want to publish a paper in The James Joyce Journal in December 2009, please submit your paper by Oct. 31st this year. The editorial board of the Virginia Woolf Society of Korea will welcome any paper that deals mainly with Virginia Woolf, written either in English or in Korean. Please send a paper…
Details1st Honoree: Youngjoo Kim (2005)2nd Honoree: Youngjoo Sohn (2006)3rd Honoree: Eun Kyung Park (2007)4th Honoree: Youngjoo Kim (2008)5th Honoree: Jung Kim (2009)Article title: Jacob’s Room: The Refracted Space of Memory and Desire6th: Honoree: Heonjoo Sohn(2010)Article title: The Stranger in the Mirror: The Diary of Virginia Woolf and the Foreignness of the Self7th Honoree: Youngjoo Sohn…
DetailsFormed in March 2003, the Virginia Woolf Society of Korea is a non-profit academic organization consisting of 50 members who specialize in Virginia Woolf and modernist writers. The Society aims to promote the reading and discussion of Virginia Woolf’s works. The Society holds two annual conferences and publishes papers in two issues of the James…
DetailsThe theme of Japan-Korea Virginia Woolf Conference 2013 was decided as “Reading Woolf in the 21st Century”. If you are interested in the presentation in this conference, submit the proposal referring to the following notice. * Proposal: Proposals for individual papers should be submitted by August 31st, 2012. Please send 250-word abstracts in English as…
DetailsJapan-Korea Virginia Woolf societies will hold their 2nd co-conference on 23rd, March, 2013 in Kyoto, Japan. For more information, refer to the attached document.
We do not have our own journal, but we are usually publishing our papers through the journal, titled The James Joyce Journal, half-yearly published in June and Dec., jointly with The James Joyce Society of Korea.
And the journal (Vol.18, 1) will be published in June, 2012.
Ed. The Virginia Woolf Society of Korea. Seoul:Dongin Publishing Co., 2010.
— We are also planning to publish Series No. II soon.
—[Translation of VW’s Collected Essays, ed. Leonard Woolf, NY: Harcourt, Brace & World, 1966]
—We are planning to publish Virginia Woolf: Literary Essays II, hopefully this year, but not later than the next, for which we are having a monthly gathering.
The Korea-Japan Virginia Woolf Conference with the theme, “A Journey to Combine and to Create,” was held at Ewha University in Seoul, Korea on 24 April, 2010, hosted by the Virginia Woolf Society of Korea. It was the first attempt at a scholarly cooperation between the two Woolf societies of Korea and Japan. The conference…
DetailsGOOD News!!!
This April, we will have a joint conference with the Virginia Woolf Society of Japan at Ewha Womans University, Seoul, South Korea. We all hope it will be a joyful, helpful, and productive conference in Woolf studies.
Here are brief, but precious materials which tell us the cooperative history between two societies.
If you want to publish a paper in The James Joyce Journal in December 2009, please submit your paper by Oct. 31st this year. The editorial board of the Virginia Woolf Society of Korea will welcome any paper that deals mainly with Virginia Woolf, written either in English or in Korean. Please send a paper…
Details1st Honoree: Youngjoo Kim (2005)2nd Honoree: Youngjoo Sohn (2006)3rd Honoree: Eun Kyung Park (2007)4th Honoree: Youngjoo Kim (2008)5th Honoree: Jung Kim (2009)Article title: Jacob’s Room: The Refracted Space of Memory and Desire6th: Honoree: Heonjoo Sohn(2010)Article title: The Stranger in the Mirror: The Diary of Virginia Woolf and the Foreignness of the Self7th Honoree: Youngjoo Sohn…
DetailsFormed in March 2003, the Virginia Woolf Society of Korea is a non-profit academic organization consisting of 50 members who specialize in Virginia Woolf and modernist writers. The Society aims to promote the reading and discussion of Virginia Woolf’s works. The Society holds two annual conferences and publishes papers in two issues of the James…
DetailsThe theme of Japan-Korea Virginia Woolf Conference 2013 was decided as “Reading Woolf in the 21st Century”. If you are interested in the presentation in this conference, submit the proposal referring to the following notice. * Proposal: Proposals for individual papers should be submitted by August 31st, 2012. Please send 250-word abstracts in English as…
DetailsJapan-Korea Virginia Woolf societies will hold their 2nd co-conference on 23rd, March, 2013 in Kyoto, Japan. For more information, refer to the attached document.
We do not have our own journal, but we are usually publishing our papers through the journal, titled The James Joyce Journal, half-yearly published in June and Dec., jointly with The James Joyce Society of Korea.
And the journal (Vol.18, 1) will be published in June, 2012.
Ed. The Virginia Woolf Society of Korea. Seoul:Dongin Publishing Co., 2010.
— We are also planning to publish Series No. II soon.
—[Translation of VW’s Collected Essays, ed. Leonard Woolf, NY: Harcourt, Brace & World, 1966]
—We are planning to publish Virginia Woolf: Literary Essays II, hopefully this year, but not later than the next, for which we are having a monthly gathering.
The Korea-Japan Virginia Woolf Conference with the theme, “A Journey to Combine and to Create,” was held at Ewha University in Seoul, Korea on 24 April, 2010, hosted by the Virginia Woolf Society of Korea. It was the first attempt at a scholarly cooperation between the two Woolf societies of Korea and Japan. The conference…
DetailsGOOD News!!!
This April, we will have a joint conference with the Virginia Woolf Society of Japan at Ewha Womans University, Seoul, South Korea. We all hope it will be a joyful, helpful, and productive conference in Woolf studies.
Here are brief, but precious materials which tell us the cooperative history between two societies.
If you want to publish a paper in The James Joyce Journal in December 2009, please submit your paper by Oct. 31st this year. The editorial board of the Virginia Woolf Society of Korea will welcome any paper that deals mainly with Virginia Woolf, written either in English or in Korean. Please send a paper…
Details1st Honoree: Youngjoo Kim (2005)2nd Honoree: Youngjoo Sohn (2006)3rd Honoree: Eun Kyung Park (2007)4th Honoree: Youngjoo Kim (2008)5th Honoree: Jung Kim (2009)Article title: Jacob’s Room: The Refracted Space of Memory and Desire6th: Honoree: Heonjoo Sohn(2010)Article title: The Stranger in the Mirror: The Diary of Virginia Woolf and the Foreignness of the Self7th Honoree: Youngjoo Sohn…
DetailsFormed in March 2003, the Virginia Woolf Society of Korea is a non-profit academic organization consisting of 50 members who specialize in Virginia Woolf and modernist writers. The Society aims to promote the reading and discussion of Virginia Woolf’s works. The Society holds two annual conferences and publishes papers in two issues of the James…
DetailsThe theme of Japan-Korea Virginia Woolf Conference 2013 was decided as “Reading Woolf in the 21st Century”. If you are interested in the presentation in this conference, submit the proposal referring to the following notice. * Proposal: Proposals for individual papers should be submitted by August 31st, 2012. Please send 250-word abstracts in English as…
DetailsJapan-Korea Virginia Woolf societies will hold their 2nd co-conference on 23rd, March, 2013 in Kyoto, Japan. For more information, refer to the attached document.
We do not have our own journal, but we are usually publishing our papers through the journal, titled The James Joyce Journal, half-yearly published in June and Dec., jointly with The James Joyce Society of Korea.
And the journal (Vol.18, 1) will be published in June, 2012.
Ed. The Virginia Woolf Society of Korea. Seoul:Dongin Publishing Co., 2010.
— We are also planning to publish Series No. II soon.
—[Translation of VW’s Collected Essays, ed. Leonard Woolf, NY: Harcourt, Brace & World, 1966]
—We are planning to publish Virginia Woolf: Literary Essays II, hopefully this year, but not later than the next, for which we are having a monthly gathering.
The Korea-Japan Virginia Woolf Conference with the theme, “A Journey to Combine and to Create,” was held at Ewha University in Seoul, Korea on 24 April, 2010, hosted by the Virginia Woolf Society of Korea. It was the first attempt at a scholarly cooperation between the two Woolf societies of Korea and Japan. The conference…
DetailsGOOD News!!!
This April, we will have a joint conference with the Virginia Woolf Society of Japan at Ewha Womans University, Seoul, South Korea. We all hope it will be a joyful, helpful, and productive conference in Woolf studies.
Here are brief, but precious materials which tell us the cooperative history between two societies.
If you want to publish a paper in The James Joyce Journal in December 2009, please submit your paper by Oct. 31st this year. The editorial board of the Virginia Woolf Society of Korea will welcome any paper that deals mainly with Virginia Woolf, written either in English or in Korean. Please send a paper…
Details1st Honoree: Youngjoo Kim (2005)2nd Honoree: Youngjoo Sohn (2006)3rd Honoree: Eun Kyung Park (2007)4th Honoree: Youngjoo Kim (2008)5th Honoree: Jung Kim (2009)Article title: Jacob’s Room: The Refracted Space of Memory and Desire6th: Honoree: Heonjoo Sohn(2010)Article title: The Stranger in the Mirror: The Diary of Virginia Woolf and the Foreignness of the Self7th Honoree: Youngjoo Sohn…
DetailsFormed in March 2003, the Virginia Woolf Society of Korea is a non-profit academic organization consisting of 50 members who specialize in Virginia Woolf and modernist writers. The Society aims to promote the reading and discussion of Virginia Woolf’s works. The Society holds two annual conferences and publishes papers in two issues of the James…
DetailsThe theme of Japan-Korea Virginia Woolf Conference 2013 was decided as “Reading Woolf in the 21st Century”. If you are interested in the presentation in this conference, submit the proposal referring to the following notice. * Proposal: Proposals for individual papers should be submitted by August 31st, 2012. Please send 250-word abstracts in English as…
DetailsJapan-Korea Virginia Woolf societies will hold their 2nd co-conference on 23rd, March, 2013 in Kyoto, Japan. For more information, refer to the attached document.
We do not have our own journal, but we are usually publishing our papers through the journal, titled The James Joyce Journal, half-yearly published in June and Dec., jointly with The James Joyce Society of Korea.
And the journal (Vol.18, 1) will be published in June, 2012.
Ed. The Virginia Woolf Society of Korea. Seoul:Dongin Publishing Co., 2010.
— We are also planning to publish Series No. II soon.
—[Translation of VW’s Collected Essays, ed. Leonard Woolf, NY: Harcourt, Brace & World, 1966]
—We are planning to publish Virginia Woolf: Literary Essays II, hopefully this year, but not later than the next, for which we are having a monthly gathering.
The Korea-Japan Virginia Woolf Conference with the theme, “A Journey to Combine and to Create,” was held at Ewha University in Seoul, Korea on 24 April, 2010, hosted by the Virginia Woolf Society of Korea. It was the first attempt at a scholarly cooperation between the two Woolf societies of Korea and Japan. The conference…
DetailsGOOD News!!!
This April, we will have a joint conference with the Virginia Woolf Society of Japan at Ewha Womans University, Seoul, South Korea. We all hope it will be a joyful, helpful, and productive conference in Woolf studies.
Here are brief, but precious materials which tell us the cooperative history between two societies.
If you want to publish a paper in The James Joyce Journal in December 2009, please submit your paper by Oct. 31st this year. The editorial board of the Virginia Woolf Society of Korea will welcome any paper that deals mainly with Virginia Woolf, written either in English or in Korean. Please send a paper…
Details1st Honoree: Youngjoo Kim (2005)2nd Honoree: Youngjoo Sohn (2006)3rd Honoree: Eun Kyung Park (2007)4th Honoree: Youngjoo Kim (2008)5th Honoree: Jung Kim (2009)Article title: Jacob’s Room: The Refracted Space of Memory and Desire6th: Honoree: Heonjoo Sohn(2010)Article title: The Stranger in the Mirror: The Diary of Virginia Woolf and the Foreignness of the Self7th Honoree: Youngjoo Sohn…
DetailsFormed in March 2003, the Virginia Woolf Society of Korea is a non-profit academic organization consisting of 50 members who specialize in Virginia Woolf and modernist writers. The Society aims to promote the reading and discussion of Virginia Woolf’s works. The Society holds two annual conferences and publishes papers in two issues of the James…
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