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3. ‘Not in so many words’: Cut Flowers and Commemoration in Mrs Dalloway
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Karina Jakubowicz
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- List of Figures vi
- Acknowledgements vii
- List of Abbreviations ix
- Introduction 1
- 1. ‘Life in a garden’: Landscapes of Female Development in The Voyage Out 19
- 2. ‘Dangerous ground’: The Origins of ‘Kew Gardens’ 52
- 3. ‘Not in so many words’: Cut Flowers and Commemoration in Mrs Dalloway 89
- 4. Moving the Tree: Painting the Artist’s Garden in To the Lighthouse 127
- 5. ‘Stuck together with faded leaves’: Growing Gardens in The Waves 159
- 6. ‘A garden full of lust and bees’: Queering Woolf’s Literary Gardens 191
- Conclusion 230
- Bibliography 237
- Index 248
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents v
- List of Figures vi
- Acknowledgements vii
- List of Abbreviations ix
- Introduction 1
- 1. ‘Life in a garden’: Landscapes of Female Development in The Voyage Out 19
- 2. ‘Dangerous ground’: The Origins of ‘Kew Gardens’ 52
- 3. ‘Not in so many words’: Cut Flowers and Commemoration in Mrs Dalloway 89
- 4. Moving the Tree: Painting the Artist’s Garden in To the Lighthouse 127
- 5. ‘Stuck together with faded leaves’: Growing Gardens in The Waves 159
- 6. ‘A garden full of lust and bees’: Queering Woolf’s Literary Gardens 191
- Conclusion 230
- Bibliography 237
- Index 248