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Table of contents of the issue 3/2015, September-December
The Archival Turn in Modern Literature

ISBN: 978-88-43-07617-8

Year: XXVIII

Daniela Caselli Caroline Patey

Textus 3/2015 pp: 7-20 DOI: 10.7370/87699

Dirk Van Hulle

The Archival Turn and the Archival Turnip: Towards a Critical Bilingual Edition of Samuel Beckett's Works

Textus 3/2015 pp: 21-36 DOI: 10.7370/87700

Margaret Konkol

Of Sonnets and Archives: Robert Graves, Laura Riding, and the Erasure of Modernist Poetry

Textus 3/2015 pp: 37-56 DOI: 10.7370/87701

Margery Palmer McCulloch

Edwin and Willa Muir in Prague: A Biographical Case-Study in Twentieth-Century Archival and Creative Writings

Textus 3/2015 pp: 57-74 DOI: 10.7370/87702

Bryony Randall

"[T]hey would have been the first to correct that sentence": Correcting Virginia Woolf's Short Fiction

Textus 3/2015 pp: 75-94 DOI: 10.7370/87703

Teresa Prudente

From "The Aloe" to "Prelude" and from The Moths to The Waves: Drafts, Revisions and the Process of "Becoming-Imperceptible" in Virginia Woolf and Katherine Mansfield

Textus 3/2015 pp: 95-118 DOI: 10.7370/87704

Federico Sabatini

Archiving the Unarchivable: The Role of Archives in the Biographical Writing of Virginia Woolf and Lytton Strachey

Textus 3/2015 pp: 119-138 DOI: 10.7370/87705

Roberta Gefter Wondrich

Neo-Victorian Archive Novels: Heuristic Obsessions and the Reimagined Past

Textus 3/2015 pp: 139-158 DOI: 10.7370/87706

Elisa Bolchi

"Italy means most to me": Richard Aldington, Politics, and Translation in Two Italian Archives

Textus 3/2015 pp: 159-178 DOI: 10.7370/87707

Sara Sullam

(Middle)browsing Mondadori's Archive: British Novels in the Medusa Series, 1933 - 1945

Textus 3/2015 pp: 179-201 DOI: 10.7370/87708

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