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2. Autobiography
3. Chapter 7: An Important Episode in My Oxford Life. Alfred Brooke
4. Chapter 4: Second Period of Boyhood—Harrow on the Hill—From the Year 1854 to the Year 1858
5. Chapter 3: First Period of Boyhood—Clifton Hill House—From the Year 1851 to the Year 1854
6. Chapter 2: Containing Material Which None But Students of Psychology and Ethics Need Peruse
7. Chapter 6: Adolescence. Life at Oxford, and the Painful Incidents of My First Year There
8. Chapter 5: Painful Circumstances Connected with the Last Year of My Life at Harrow
9. Chapter 17: The Transition to Davos Platz, and Life There
10. Chapter 18: Angelo Fusato
11. Chapter 10: Early Years of Marriage. A Tour in Normandy. Peregrinations of All Sorts. Interrupted Literary Labour
12. Chapter 1: Childhood—No. 7 Berkeley Square, Bristol—From the Year 1840 to the Year 1851
13. Chapter 16: Life at Clifton Hill House, 1870–77
14. Chapter 12: Emotional Development
15. Chapter 9: Life in London. Marriage. First Attack of Lung Disease
16. Chapter 15: Religious Development
17. Chapter 14: Intellectual and Literary Evolution
18. Chapter 8: End of My Oxford Life. Wanderings in Switzerland. Rosa Engel and Catherine North. Italy
19. Chapter 13: Norman
20. Chapter 11: Peregrinations Continued. Switzerland, Provence, the Riviera. Settlement at Clifton in the Autumn of 1868
21. Introduction
22. Preface
23. Autobiography
24. Un/making the Victorians
25. Introduction: picturing Charlotte Brontë
26. Charlotte Brontë on stage: 1930s biodrama and the archive/museum performed
27. Introduction
28. “But something betwixt and between”
29. Interpreting Emily: Ekphrasis and Allusion in Charlotte Brontë’s ‘Editor’s Preface’ to Wuthering Heights
30. Charlotte Brontë : Legacies and afterlives
31. Only half a vision: How Woolf's second novel stopped on the threshold
32. The Life and Adventures of Harvey Teasdale, The Converted Clown and Man Monkey, with His Remarkable Conversion in Wakefield Prison
33. Locked up beyond reach: The private writings of John Addington Symonds as vehicle and safety valve
34. Encounters in house and garden
35. Sex, Lies and Autobiography: The Ethics of Confession James O'Rourke
36. Adriana Varga, editor: VIRGINIA WOOLF AND MUSIC
37. Randi Saloman, Virginia Woolf's Essayism (Edinburgh: Edinburgh University Press, 2012). 192pp. ISBN: 9780748646487.
38. S. P. Rosenbaum: THE BLOOMSBURY GROUP MEMOIR CLU
39. Anna Bogen: WOMEN'S UNIVERSITY FICTION, 1880-1945
40. Virginia Woolf: THE LONDON SCENE
41. Stephanie Green: THE PUBLIC LIVES OF CHARLOTTE AND MARIE STOPES
42. Late Style and Speaking Out: J. A. Symonds'sIn the Key of Blue
43. Introduction: (Re)Reading John Addington Symonds (1840–93)
44. Suzanne Hobson: ANGELS OF MODERNISM: Religion, culture, aesthetics 1910-1960
45. Richard Locke: CRITICAL CHILDREN: The use of childhood in ten great novels
46. Early Career Victorianists and Social Media: Impact, Audience and Online Identities
47. Victorian Biography Reconsidered: A Study of Nineteenth-Century ‘Hidden’ Lives Self Impression: Life-Writing, Autobiografiction, and the Forms of Modern Literature
48. Performance Anxiety and Costume Drama: Lesbian Sex on the BBC
49. Competing Life Narratives:Portraits of Vita Sackville-West
50. The Colony, the Carpenter's Shop, and the Making of the Queer “Man of Letters”: hybridity, art, and sexuality in J.A. Symonds's writing
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