Twentieth Century Literature

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Articles in Winter 1995 issue of Twentieth Century Literature

• Degradation and forbidden love in Edith Wharton's 'Summer.'
  by Kathy Grafton
• "Always sincere, not always serious": Robert Liddell and Barbara Pym
  by Robert Smith
• "Walking to Sleep" and Richard Wilbur's quest for a rational imagination
  by Philip White
• 20th century AD
  by Peter Marks
• "My Boldness Terrifies Me": sexual abuse and female subjectivity in The Voyage Out
  by Diana L. Swanson
• Reinventing grief work: Virginia Woolf's feminist representations of mourning in 'Mrs. Dalloway' and 'To the Lighthouse.'
  by Susan Bennett Smith
• Varieties of mystical experience in the writings of Virginia Woolf
  by Julie Kane