Titlebook: Gifts, Markets and Economies of Desire in Virginia Woolf; Kathryn Simpson Book 2009 Palgrave Macmillan, a division of Macmillan Publishers

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Der Schutzwald und die Gesetzgebung,rupt capitalist market systems and to destabilise dominant heteropatriarchal social structures. The gifts considered and actually given in these texts have the effect of queering the market — of disrupting the seemingly secure notions of gendered identity and sexuality, and of opening up several oth

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Introduction,used initially on James Joyce’s engagement with advertising. It ‘irrevocably opened the modernist canon to consumer theory’ (Abbott 194),. and there is now a substantial body of work focused on Woolf’s writing in relation to these concerns. These important studies elucidate her complex and contradic

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,Queering the Market: ‘Mrs Dalloway in Bond Street’, , and ‘The Hours’,rupt capitalist market systems and to destabilise dominant heteropatriarchal social structures. The gifts considered and actually given in these texts have the effect of queering the market — of disrupting the seemingly secure notions of gendered identity and sexuality, and of opening up several oth

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A Gift of Vision: , and ,tates and inspires transformations. As it records and acts as the impetus for several different kinds of transition, it also poses a challenge to accepted beliefs and norms and simultaneously offers a sense of renewal and hope. Indeed, as Hyde argues, artistic vision is a gift which has regenerative

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,Moments of Giving: Generosity and Desire in Woolf’s Short Fictions,talism in British short fiction’ (Benzel and Hoberman 3). In particular, Russian literary influences on the form affected its evolution from the mid-nineteenth century norm of a short, contained and unified fiction to a more indeterminate, ambiguous, openended, unstable and hybrid form. By the time

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