Virginia Woolf in the Age of Mechanical Reproduction

Virginia Woolf's responses to changing forms, techniques, and media are the topics investigated in this collection of ten essays that analyze her position as a modernist writer in a range of artistic productions."Consistently scholarly, yet relatively accessible and replete with welcome insights, this collection will serve upper-division undergraduates through faculty in literature and a variety of other divisions." -- Choice"In Virginia Woolf and the Age of Mechanical Reproduction, Pamela Caughie wrought a fascinating collection of essays by bringing together a superb cast of Woolf scholars." -- Symploke