Virginia Woolf - Revision history

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Pacman: New page: '''Virginia Woolf''' is known for committing suicide, being the subject of the film ''Mrs. Dalloway'', and being the mother of modernism, in that order. Her ''To...

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New page: '''Virginia Woolf''' is known for committing suicide, being the subject of the film ''Mrs. Dalloway'', and being the mother of modernism, in that order. Her ''To...

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'''Virginia Woolf''' is known for committing suicide, being the subject of the film ''[[w:Mrs. Dalloway (film)|Mrs. Dalloway]]'', and being the mother of modernism, in that order. Her ''To the Lighthouse'' is traditionally the last book on the [[Lit Hum]] syllabus, while her social democratic manifesto ''Three Guineas'' sometimes makes it into [[Contemporary Civilization]] classes.

Woolf was added to these syllabi following typical complaints that the [[Core Curriculum]] only reflected the works of "dead, white males". Unfortunately, so was [[Mary Wollstonecraft]].

[[Category:Curricular luminaries]]

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	Woolf was added to these syllabi following typical complaints that the [[Core Curriculum]] only reflected the works of "dead, white males". Unfortunately, so was [[Mary Wollstonecraft]].		Woolf was added to these syllabi following typical complaints that the [[Core Curriculum]] only reflected the works of "dead, white males". Unfortunately, so was [[Mary Wollstonecraft]].
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		+	==See also==
		+	*[[Literature Humanities]]
		+	*[[Contemporary Civilization]]

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	'''Virginia Woolf''' is known for committing suicide, being the subject of the film ''[[w:Mrs. Dalloway (film)\|Mrs. Dalloway]]'', and being the mother of modernism, in that order. Her ''To the Lighthouse'' is traditionally the last book on the [[Lit Hum]] syllabus, while her social democratic manifesto ''Three Guineas'' sometimes makes it into [[Contemporary Civilization]] classes.		'''Virginia Woolf''' is known for committing suicide, being the subject of the film ''[[w:Mrs. Dalloway (film)\|Mrs. Dalloway]]'', and being the mother of modernism, in that order. Her ''To the Lighthouse'' is traditionally the last book on the [[Lit Hum]] syllabus, while her social democratic manifesto ''Three Guineas'' sometimes makes it into [[Contemporary Civilization]] classes.

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-'''Virginia Woolf''' is known for committing suicide, being the subject of the film ''[[w:Mrs. Dalloway (film)|Mrs. Dalloway]]'', and being the mother of modernism, in that order. Her ''To the Lighthouse'' is traditionally the last book on the [[Lit Hum]] syllabus, while her social democratic manifesto ''Three Guineas'' sometimes makes it into [[Contemporary Civilization]] classes.
+'''Virginia Woolf''' is known for committing suicide, being the subject of the film ''[[w:The Hours (film)|The Hours]]'', and being the mother of modernism, in that order. Her ''To the Lighthouse'' is traditionally the last book on the [[Lit Hum]] syllabus, while her social democratic manifesto ''Three Guineas'' sometimes makes it into [[Contemporary Civilization]] classes.
 Woolf was added to these syllabi following typical complaints that the [[Core Curriculum]] only reflected the works of "dead, white males". Unfortunately, so was [[Mary Wollstonecraft]].
 [[Category:Curricular luminaries]]