Anna Snaith is a Lecturer in English at King's College London, UK. She is the author of Virginia Woolf: Private and Public Negotiations (Macmillan 2000) and the editor of the Three Guineas Letters to Virginia Woolf (Woolf Studies Annual 2000). She is currently working on a book entitled Colonial Modernism: Women Writing London 1900-1945.

'This superb collection brings Virginia Woolf scholarship into the twenty-first century. Providing an assessment and survey of the state of recent critical approaches to Woolf's writing, the volume casts its spotlight on critical studies from the 1960s onward. Each lucid and accessible essay covers a key theoretical approach, while interlacing and overlapping the author's perspective on his/her subject to engage in dialogue with other chapters. Theoretically rich and sophisticated, probing and comprehensive, the volume fulfills its promise to help illuminate the study of Woolf for her readers.' - Professor Merry Pawlowski, California State University, Bakersfield, USA

• Acknowledgements Notes on Contributors Chronology Abbreviations Introduction; A.Snaith Narratological Approaches; M.Cuddy-Keane Modernist Studies; J.Goldman Psychoanalytical Approaches; M.Minow-Pinkney Biographical Approaches; M.Hussey Feminist Approaches; B.R.Daugherty Bibliographic Approaches; E.Bishop Postmodernist and Poststructuralist Approaches; P.L.Caughie Historical Approaches; L.Peach Lesbian Approaches; D.L.Swanson Postcolonial Approaches; J.McVicker European Reception Studies; N.Luckhurst & A.Staveley Works Cited Index

Anna Snaith is a Lecturer in English at King's College London, UK. She is the author of Virginia Woolf: Private and Public Negotiations (Macmillan 2000) and the editor of the Three Guineas Letters to Virginia Woolf (Woolf Studies Annual 2000). She is currently working on a book entitled Colonial Modernism: Women Writing London 1900-1945.

'This superb collection brings Virginia Woolf scholarship into the twenty-first century. Providing an assessment and survey of the state of recent critical approaches to Woolf's writing, the volume casts its spotlight on critical studies from the 1960s onward. Each lucid and accessible essay covers a key theoretical approach, while interlacing and overlapping the author's perspective on his/her subject to engage in dialogue with other chapters. Theoretically rich and sophisticated, probing and comprehensive, the volume fulfills its promise to help illuminate the study of Woolf for her readers.' - Professor Merry Pawlowski, California State University, Bakersfield, USA

• Acknowledgements Notes on Contributors Chronology Abbreviations Introduction; A.Snaith Narratological Approaches; M.Cuddy-Keane Modernist Studies; J.Goldman Psychoanalytical Approaches; M.Minow-Pinkney Biographical Approaches; M.Hussey Feminist Approaches; B.R.Daugherty Bibliographic Approaches; E.Bishop Postmodernist and Poststructuralist Approaches; P.L.Caughie Historical Approaches; L.Peach Lesbian Approaches; D.L.Swanson Postcolonial Approaches; J.McVicker European Reception Studies; N.Luckhurst & A.Staveley Works Cited Index