Stefano Rozzoni
As is customary at Woolf conferences, scholars from all over the world traveled to the 29th Annual International Conference on Virginia Woolf at Mount St. Joseph University in Cincinnati, Ohio, adding a global perspective to Woolf studies.
Going global
Blogging Woolf snapped photos of some of these scholars at the June 6-9 event. And we share them here as we introduce an upcoming new series of posts.
The brainchild of Stefano Rizzoni, a doctoral student at the University of Bergamo in Italy, the proposed global series will answer questions like these:
- What are Woolf conferences like? And how do they enhance a spirit of internationalism and community?
- How do conferences enrich one’s work, vision and knowledge of Woolf and others?
- How does one’s native country responds to Virginia Woolf studies?
If you would like to contribute to this series, please contact Blogging Woolf at bloggingwoolf@yahoo.com
Joshua Phillips of Scotland, Briany Armstrong and James Kearns of the UK, Jiwon Choi of China, and Maria Oliveira of Brazil.
Sayaka Okumura and Miyuki Tateishi of Japan
Victoria Callanan of Sweden and Maria Viana of Brazil
Anne Marie Bantzinger of the Netherlands
Cecilia Servatius of Austria
Alice Lowe
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Paula Maggio
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