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The volume is organized into seven thematic chapters by leading contributors, complemented by panel discussions and a comprehensive index. It includes foreword, acknowledgements, and notes on the contributors, framing Woolf’s influence across reflection, consciousness, readership, biography, literary paradoxes, and questions of self-knowledge and social relations.","·EDITED BY ERIC WARNER·VIRGINIAWOOLF  \nA CENTENARY PERSPECTIVEForeword by Quentin BellContributors  \nT.E.Apter,John Bayley,Gillian BeerLyndall Gordon,lan GregorHermione Lee,Allen McLaurin  \nVIRGINIA WOOLF  \nA Centenary Perspective  \nVIRGINIA WOOLF  \nA Centenary Perspective  \nEdited byEric Warner  \nPalgrave Macmillan  \nISBN 978-1-349-1749I-1 ISBN978-I-349-I748g-8(eBook)  \nDOI 10.I007/978-I-349-1748g-8  \nIntroduction and editorial matter C Eric D.Warner I984Foreword C Quentin Bell I984Chapter I C Hermione Lee I984Chapter 2 C Allen McLaurin I984Chapter 3 C Ian Gregor I984Chapter 4 CLyndall Gordon 1984Chapter 5◎John Bayley I984Chapter 6 CT.E.Apter I984Chapter 7 C Gillian Beer I984Text of panel discussions Cthe individual contributors I984Softcover reprint of the hardcover Ist edition I984  \nAll rights reserved.For information,write:St.Martin's Press,Inc.,I75 Fifth Avenue,New York,NY 10010  \nPublished in the United Kingdom by The Macmillan Press Ltd.First published in the United States of America in 1984  \nISBN 978-0-3I2-84949-8  \nLibrary of Congress Cataloging in Publication Data  \nMain entry under title:  \nVirginia Woolf,a centenary perspective.  \n\"Proceedings of the Virginia Woolf Centenary Con-ference,which took place on 20-22 September,Ig82 atFitzwilliam College,Cambridge”—Introd.  \nIncludes index.  \nI.Woolf,Virginia,1882-I94I—Criticism and inter-pretation—Congresses.I.Warner,Eric,I95I-  \nII.Virginia Woolf Centenary Conference(I982:Fitz-william College)  \nPR6045.072Z8919 I983823'.9I283-I08g8ISBN 978-0-3I2-84949-8  \nContents  \nAcknowledgementsNotes on the ContributorsForeword Quentin Bell  \nix  \nxiii  \nIntroduction Eric Warner  \n工  \nI A Burning Glass:Reflection in Virginia WoolfHermione Lee  \nI2  \n2 Consciousness and Group Consciousness in VirginiaWoolf Allen McLaurin  \n28  \n3 Virginia Woolf and her Reader Ian Gregor  \n4I  \n4 A Writer's Life Lyndall Gordon  \n56  \n5 Diminishment of Consciousness:a Paradox in the Artof Virginia Woolf John Bayley6g  \n6 Self-Defence and Self-Knowledge:the Function of Vanityand Friendship in Virginia Woolf T.E.Apter  \n83  \n7 Virginia Woolf and Pre-History Gillian Beer99Panel Discussion II24  \nPanel Discussion 2I46  \nIndex  \nI66  \nAcknowledgements  \nThe co-operation of many people made the Virginia WoolfCentenary Conference possible.The first and largest debt is theeasiest to state:without the Master and Fellows of FitzwilliamCollege the event would not have taken place.Their sympathy withthe project in its early stages was heartening to the organiser;buttheir logistical,financial and moral support at subsequent pointswas crucial to the Conference,and the success of the occasion oweseverything to them.In particular,I would like to express mygratitude to the Master,Professor J.C.Holt,the Bursar,Dr David  \nE.Bowyer,the Steward,Dr John R.A.Cleaver,and my colleaguein English,Miss Rivkah Zim,for the time and effort they gave in theearly moments of planning the event.  \nI must likewise thank all the speakers and panellists who agreedto participate in the Conference.Their willingness to come at shortnotice and with scant reward indicates an affection for the subjectwhich goes beyond professional obligation.As this volume testifies,the enthusiasm of these men and women effectively gave thecelebration of Virginia Woolf's centenary in her own country theshape and substance it has,and for this contribution I amgrateful.Here too,I must extend my thanks to Quentin and OlivierBell,who agreed to come as special guests of the Conference,andwho presided over an affair which must be regarded as an outcomeof their own labours with characteristic grace and charm.  \nThere is a substantial debt to the Conference Secretary,MrsSheila 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