Virginia Woolf Review

Virginia Woolf Review

Published by The Virginia Woolf Society of Japan

445 registered articles
(updated on April 25, 2024)

Online ISSN : 2424-2144
Print ISSN : 0289-8314

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Women Becoming “Strangers”: Genealogy, Queerness, and Memory in Virginia Woolf’s The Years Sayaka Yanagisawa
The Significance of Bildungsroman in Jacob’s Room: Between Jacob’s “singleness” and the National Allegorisation Ryohei Hashimoto
Tomoko Ohtani, A Shop Girl and Theatre Culture in England: The American Empire of Consumption Reconsidered（Takanashi Shobo, 2023） Hiromi Ochi
Göran Therborn, “The World and the Left”（New Left Review, vol. 137, Sep/Oct 2022）Leah Feldman, “Trad Rights: Making of Eurasian Whiteness at the ‘End of History’”（boundary 2: An International Journal of Literature and Culture, vol. 50, no. 1, 2023） Keisuke Shinohe

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