Dr Jane Goldman

Reader in A vant-garde Poetics & Creative Writing (English Literature)

telephone: 5163
email: Jane.Goldman@glasgow.ac.uk

R401 Level 4, English Literature, 5 University Gardens, Glasgow G12 8QH

Biography

Dr Jane Goldman is Reader in English Literature (Avant-garde Poetics and Creative Writing).

Poet [https://www.scottishpoetrylibrary.org.uk/poet/jane-goldman/] and literary critic, she is a General Editor of the Cambridge University Press Edition of the Works of Virginia Woolf [https://www.cambridge.org/cr/academic/subjects/literature/series/cambridge-edition-works-virginia-woolf] and author of the poetry collection, SEKXPHRASTIKS (Dostoevsky Wannabe, 2021) [https://www.dostoyevskywannabe.com/originals/sekxphrastiks]. Prior to her appointment at Glasgow, she taught at the University of Dundee and at the University of Edinburgh. She is a member of 12 A Collective of Women Poets [https://jlwilliamspoetry.co.uk/2019/01/07/12-a-collective-of-women-writers/], and the Writers’ Shift, the Fruitmarket Gallery, Edinburgh.

Research interests

Poetry and Poetics
Creative Writing
Research by Creative Practice
Ekphrasis
Modernism and the Avant-Garde
Queer Theory
Virginia Woolf Studies
Textual Editing
Literary Theory
Canine Aesthetics and Animality Studies

Publications

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Number of items: 126.

2024

Soyinka, B. et al. (2024) Subject Benchmark Statement: Creative Writing. Documentation. QAA.

Goldman, J. , Williams, J.L., Sledmere, M., Tarbuck, A., Coxam, A.L., Ayachi, J., Bering, T. and Shirley, V. (2024) Pink Witch. Main Point Books: Edinburgh. ISBN 9781739521400

Goldman, J. (2024) You're Dead to Me - The Bloomsbury Group [Podcast]. [Audio]

2023

Goldman, J. (2023) WHO IS THIS BASTARD (AND WHY ARE THEY LYING TO ME)? DIASTIC FOR JOHN COYLE. Blackbox Manifold, 30,

Goldman, J. (2023) Gertrude Stein’s White Wines: performing (off) whiteness, (un)voicing racist language. Modernism/Modernity Print Plus, 7(3), (doi: 10.26597/mod.0259)

Goldman, J. (2023) Greyfriars Bobby. Scotsman, 20 May.

Goldman, J. (2023) 'West Port Garden (August)', 'West Port Garden (October)'; 'Slum Bud Poems (Notes on and from Norah Geddes)'. In: Renton, J. and Mankey, M. (eds.) Spaces Open: poems for West Port Garden. Main Point Books: Edinburgh. ISBN 9780992723378

Goldman, J. and Catullus, G. V. (2023) Catullus 64. Main Point Books: Edinburgh. ISBN 9780992723385

Goldman, J. (2023) Can Flush count?: Virginia Woolf, animality and numbers. In: Goody, A. and McCracken, S. (eds.) Beastly Modernisms: The Figure of the Animal in Modernist Literature and Culture. Edinburgh University Press: Edinburgh, pp. 38-55. ISBN 9781477498029 (In Press)

2022

Goldman, J. (2022) There’s Lipstick on my Shark’s Tooth and Dog-spent in Winter Hole. Blackbox Manifold, 27,

Goldman, J. (2022) Signifying Dog: Afterglow’s Afterglow. Women's Studies, 51(8), pp. 876-879. (doi: 10.1080/00497878.2022.2149521)

Goldman, J. , Pivanti, M., Ramos, P. P. and Corrêa, L. G. (2022) All things Modernism: an interview with Jane Goldman. Palimpsesto, 21(39), pp. 28-71. (doi: 10.12957/palimpsesto.2022.69858)

Goldman, J. (2022) JOAN EARDLEY TAKES HER PAINTS TO A CERTAIN PLACE. In: Herd, C. and Small, S. (eds.) All Becomes Art: Part Two. Speculative Books: Glasgow. ISBN 9781912917402

Goldman, J. (2022) Jane Goldman. In: Morrison, I. (ed.) Writers' Shift. Fruitmarket: Edinburgh, pp. 62-105. ISBN 9781908612618

Goldman, J. (2022) Suddenly Grass. Gutter(25), p. 72.

Goldman, J. (2022) Jane Goldman in dialogue with 7 poets. In: Kennedy, R., Herd, C. and Pearson, T. (eds.) Glasgow. Dostoyevsky Wannabe Cities, pp. 183-220. ISBN 9798423762728

2021

Goldman, J. (2021) DOG-SPENT IN WINTER HOLE. In: 'RENT' Four Letter Word. IR11.

Goldman, J. (2021) Burning feminism: Virginia Woolf's laboratory of intimacy. In: Högberg, E. (ed.) Modernist Intimacies. Edinburgh University Press: Edinburgh, pp. 52-73. ISBN 9781474441834

Goldman, J. (2021) Sekxphrastiks. Dostoyevsky Wannabe. ISBN 9781838015640

2020

Goldman, J. and Clarke, S. N. (2020) Explanatory notes. In: Clarke, S. N. and Bradshaw, D. (eds.) Jacob's Room. Series: The Cambridge Edition of the Works of Virginia Woolf. Cambridge University Press: Cambridge, pp. 291-723. ISBN 9780521846745

Goldman, J. (2020) “Messages of Peace”: Bloomsbury’s Peace Terms; or, Working for “ancient woolf ’s peace-time university”. In: Adkins, P. and Ryan, D. (eds.) Virginia Woolf, Europe, and Peace: Vol. 2 Aesthetics and Theory. Clemson University Press: Clemson, South Carolina, pp. 11-34. ISBN 9781949979374 (doi: 10.2307/j.ctv14161qj.7)

Davison, C., Ryan, D. and Goldman, J. A. (Eds.) (2020) Cross-Channel Modernisms. Edinburgh University Press: Edinburgh. ISBN 9781474441872

Goldman, J. (2020) Cross-Channel modernisms and the vicissitudes of a laughing torso: Nina Hamnett, artist, bohemian and writer in London and Paris. In: Goldman, J., Davison, C. and Ryan, D. (eds.) Cross-Channel Modernisms. Edinburgh University Press: Edinburgh. ISBN 9781474441872

Goldman, J. , Davison, C. and Ryan, D. (2020) Introduction: Cross-Channel (Transmanche) modernisms. In: Goldman, J., Davison, C. and Ryan, D. (eds.) Cross-Channel Modernisms. Edinburgh University Press: Edinburgh. ISBN 9781474441872

Goldman, J. (2020) Following Bradshaw and Bishop into Jacob's Room: British and Canadian editing strategies (tunnelling the textual hotspots, minding the gaps). Feminist Modernist Studies, 3(1), pp. 32-50. (doi: 10.1080/24692921.2020.1718977)

Goldman, J. (2020) Interlude: Mediating. In: Goldman, J., Davison, C. and Ryan, D. (eds.) Cross-Channel Modernisms. Edinburgh University Press: Edinburgh. ISBN 9781474441872

Goldman, J. (2020) Why I choose poetry (what’s nation got to do with it? What’s gender got to do with it?): A collective poetry-essay by 21 poets encountered in Scotland (2016–19). Contemporary Women's Writing, 14(2-3), pp. 276-315. (doi: 10.1093/cww/vpaa026)

Woolf, V. (2020) Jacob's Room. [Scholarly Editions]

2019

Goldman, J. (2019) Lady Lazarus Has Wheels: poem and note. Sch... : The Journal of the Kurt Schwitters Society(7), pp. 27-29.

Goldman, J. (2019) Professor Tom Leonard: poet and scholar—good style. In: Butler, L. (ed.) Tributes to Tom Leonard. PlaySpace Publications: Edinburgh, pp. 17-18. ISBN 9780957334069

Goldman, J. (2019) TORN FROM VAST SILLY HILLS RUN. In: Hau, S. Y. (ed.) Of Other Spaces: Where Does Gesture Become Event? Sternberg Press. ISBN 9783956793783

2018

Goldman, J. (2018) Fruitmarket triptych. In: Morrison, I. (ed.) Women on the Road. The Fruitmarket: Edinburgh, pp. 23-26. ISBN 9781908612564

Goldman, J. (2018) what if the majolica plate. In: Morrison, I. (ed.) Women on the Road. The Fruitmarket Gallery: Edinburgh, p. 5. ISBN 9781908612564

Goldman, J. (2018) ‘I grow more & more poetic’: Virginia Woolf and Prose Poetry. In: Monson, J. (ed.) British Prose Poetry: the Poems Without Lines. Palgrave: Basingstoke, pp. 91-115. ISBN 9783319778624 (doi: 10.1007/978-3-319-77863-1_6)

Goldman, J., Sellers, S., Randall, B., Raitt, S. and Blyth, I.(Eds.) (2018) Orlando: a Biography. [Scholarly Editions]

Goldman, J. (2018) Bloomsbury and war: case study: Bloomsbury's pacifist aesthetics: Woolf, Keynes, Rodker. In: Ryan, D. and Ross, S. (eds.) The Handbook to the Bloomsbury Group. Bloomsbury Academic: London, pp. 294-308. ISBN 9781350014916

Goldman, J. (2018) Queer Woolf: two poems and a preamble. In: Wilson, N. and Battershill, C. (eds.) Virginia Woolf and the World of Books. Clemson University Press: Clemson. ISBN 9781942954569

Goldman, J. (2018) Ecce animot. In: Rabaté, J.-M. (ed.) After Derrida: Literature, Theory and Criticism in the 21st Century. Series: After series. Cambridge University Press: Cambridge, pp. 161-179. ISBN 9781108444521 (doi: 10.1017/9781108539937.010)

Goldman, J. (2018) Mothering mothering Sunday: my mother's Mother's Day mothered me. Dundee University Review of the Arts, 6 Apr.

Goldman, J. (2018) Everything SOLID. In: Boast, R., Ching, A. and Hamilton, N. (eds.) The Caught Habits of Language: An Entertainment for W.S. Graham for Him Having Reached One Hundred. Donut Press: Bristol. ISBN 9780956644589

Berman, J., Goldman, J. , Sellers, S., Randall, B. and Detloff, M. (2018) Editing Woolf. In: Wilson, N. and Battershill, C. (eds.) Virginia Woolf and the World of Books. Series: Virginia Woolf Selected Papers Series. Clemson University Press, pp. 241-252. ISBN 9781942954569

Goldman, J. (2018) Flying Colin Herd. Hix Eros: Poetry Review, 8, pp. 93-94. [Book Review]

Goldman, J. (2018) Lila Matsumoto. Hix Eros: Poetry Review, 8, pp. 94-95. [Book Review]

Goldman, J. (2018) ‘The Queen had come’: orgasm and arrival. In: Högberg, E. and Bromley, A. (eds.) Sentencing Orlando: Virginia Woolf and the Morphology of the Modernist Sentence. Edinburgh University Press: Edinburgh, pp. 15-31. ISBN 9781474414609

Goldman, J., Susan, S., Randall, B. and Whitworth, M. H.(Eds.) (2018) Night and Day. [Scholarly Editions]

Goldman, J. (2018) My mother in winter. ZARF(12),

Goldman, J. (2018) severed. Adjacent Pineapple, 4,

2017

Goldman, J. (2017) INFOPO (GONDOLA GONDOLA: WORDS ON WORDS). RAUM, 1(4),

Goldman, J. (2017) ‘Her—it—age!’: Virginia Woolf and syllabic intervention— or, ‘Heritage is a Kim Novak word’. In: De Gay, J., Breckin, T. and Reus, A. (eds.) Virginia Woolf and Heritage. Clemson University Press: Clemson, South Carolina. ISBN 9781942954422

Goldman, J. (2017) Horsing and Reading Jacob’s Room with David Bradshaw. Virginia Woolf Bulletin, 54(Suppl.), pp. 29-40.

Goldman, J. (2017) In here bent like call of haggis. Front Horse, 1,

Goldman, J. (2017) Queer Bloomsbury. Woolf Studies Annual, 23, pp. 161-170. [Book Review]

Goldman, J. (2017) Stafain Island poem number one. Adjacent Pineapple, 1,

Goldman, J. (2017) ‘Time Passes’ between ‘Le Temps Passe’ and ‘Time Passes’: translation, secondary rendering, and textual genesis. In: Smith-Di Biasio, A.-M., Davison, C., Lanone, C. and Bernard, C. (eds.) Trans-Woolf. Morlacchi Editore: Perugia.

2016

Goldman, J. (2016) If ma hillbilly. Blackbox Manifold, 17,

Goldman, J. and Wright, E. (2016) The Cambridge Woolf. In: Acheson, J. (ed.) Virginia Woolf. Series: New casebooks. Palgrave Macmillan. ISBN 9781137430830

Goldman, J. (2016) Discovery Woolf: Voyage A. [Audio]

Goldman, J. (2016) Oor Moby: Möbius. Gutter(15),

Goldman, J. (2016) Flush: a biography: speaking, reading, andwriting with the companion species. In: Berman, J. (ed.) A Companion to Virginia Woolf. Series: Blackwell companions to literature and culture. Wiley Blackwell, pp. 163-176. ISBN 9781118457887

Goldman, J. (2016) Discovery Woolf. In: Low, G. and Gunn, K. (eds.) The Voyage Out: An International Anthology of Writing, Art and Science. The Voyage Out Press: Dundee. ISBN 9780995512306

Goldman, J. (2016) Greyfriars Bobby. In: Jones, R. and Askew, C. (eds.) Umbrellas of Edinburgh: Poetry and Prose Inspired by Scotland's Capital City. Freight Books: Glasgow. ISBN 9781911332107

Goldman, J. (2016) In the gardens, with Johnny Woolstanza. Tender: A Quarterly Journal Made by Women, 7, p. 31.

Goldman, J. (2016) Legend has it. Tender: A Quarterly Journal Made by Women, 7, pp. 32-33.

2015

Goldman, J. (2015) Virginia Woolf: prophet of ‘pure loss'. Modernism/Modernity, (doi: 10.1353/mod.2015.0040)

Goldman, J. (2015) Andrew and the hands. In: Riach, A. (ed.) The Hunterian Museum Poems: a History of the World in Objects and Poems From the Collection of The Hunterian at the University of Glasgow. Freight Books: Glasgow. ISBN 9781908754783

Goldman, J. (2015) To the Lighthouse's use of language and form. In: Pease, A. (ed.) The Cambridge Companion to To the Lighthouse. Series: Cambridge companions to literature. Cambridge University Press. ISBN 9781107682313

2014

Woolf, V. (2014) Mrs Dalloway. [Scholarly Editions]

Goldman, J. (2014) Border Thoughts. Series: (Sufficient Place). Leamington Books. ISBN 9780955488573

Goldman, J. , Simpson, K., Lee, H. and Bragg, M. (2014) In Our Time: Mrs. Dalloway. [Audio]

Goldman, J. (2014) 'Second Reading' and 'Much Rejoicing”' (poems from 'An Order of Service'). SCREE,

2013

Randall, B. and Goldman, J. (Eds.) (2013) Virginia Woolf in Context. Cambridge University Press: Cambridge, UK. ISBN 9781107003613

Goldman, J. (2013) 1910-1920: suffragette century (threads and sparks). In: Minow-Pinkney, M. (ed.) Virginia Woolf and December 1910: Studies in Rhetoric and Context. Illuminati Books. ISBN 9780955591815

Goldman, J. (2013) Burns Night/Woolf Supper: Birthday Thoughts on Virginia Woolf and Scotland. Series: Annual Virginia Woolf birthday lecture, 14. The Virginia Woolf Society of Great Britain: Southport. ISBN 9780955571749

Goldman, J. (2013) Crusoe’s dog(s): Woolf and Derrida (between beast and sovereign). Tour Critique, 2,

Goldman, J. (2013) 'The hush of the Mediterranean lipping the sand': the libertarian and libidinal politics of Virginia Woolf's Mediterranean discourse. In: Viereck, W. (ed.) Proceedings of the IAUPE 2010 Triennial Conference. Peter Lang.

Goldman, J. (2013) With you in the Hebrides: Virginia Woolf and Scotland. Series: Bloomsbury heritage, 70. Cecil Woolf: London. ISBN 9781907286339

Goldman, J. (2013) Woolf, Defoe, Derrida: interdisciplinary dogs — or the canine aesthetics and (gender) politics of creativity. In: Martin, A. and Holland, K. (eds.) Interdisciplinary/ Multidisciplinary Woolf: Selected Papers from the Twenty-First Annual International Conference on Virginia Woolf. Clemson University Digital Press: Clemson, SC. ISBN 9780989082624

2012

Snaith, A.(Ed.) (2012) The Years. [Scholarly Editions]

Goldman, J. (2012) Virginia Woolf and the aesthetics of Modernism. In: Joannou, M. (ed.) The Palgrave History of British Women's Writing, 1920-1945. Series: The Palgrave History of British Women's Writing (8). Palgrave Macmillan: Basingstoke, pp. 57-77. ISBN 9780230200791

2011

Hussey, M.(Ed.) (2011) Between the Acts. [Scholarly Editions]

Herbert, M. and Sellers, S.(Eds.) (2011) The Waves. [Scholarly Editions]

Goldman, J. (2011) The dogs that therefore Woolf follows: some canine sources for A Room of One's Own in nature and art. In: Czarnecki, K. and Rohman, C. (eds.) Virginia Woolf and the Natural World: Selected Papers from the Twentieth Annual International Conference on Virginia Woolf. Clemson University Digital Press: Clemson, S.C., pp. 125-132. ISBN 9780983533900

Goldman, J. (2011) "The rankness of English pavements": readings in virtual subjectivity and nation. In: Miralles Pérez, A.J. (ed.) Restless Travellers: Quests for Identity across European and American Time and Space. Cambridge Scholars: Newcastle, UK. ISBN 9781443833066

Goldman, J. (2011) Sister Anguilla [poem]. In: Gunn, K. (ed.) New Writing Dundee. University of Dundee.

2010

Goldman, J. (2010) Who let the dogs out? Samuel Johnson, Thomas Carlyle, Virginia Woolf, and the Little Brown Dog. In: Shahriari, L. and Potts, G.V. (eds.) Virginia Woolf's Bloomsbury. Palgrave. ISBN 9780230517677

Goldman, J. (2010) 'Lady Lazarus has wheels', 'We wore (red)', 'Triptych', 'You would probably prefer Mahler or Gershwin', 'Too bad Aubade', 'In admiration of the Maître' [poems]. International Literary Quarterly. Special Issue: 40 Glasgow Voices(10),

Goldman, J. (2010) New elegy: Lyric experimentalism in the novel from Mrs Dalloway to The Waves. In: Sellers, S. (ed.) The Cambridge Companion to Virginia Woolf. Series: Cambridge companions to literature. Cambridge University Press, pp. 49-69. ISBN 9780521721677

Goldman, J. (2010) Virginia Woolf and modernist aesthetics. In: Humm, M. (ed.) The Edinburgh Companion to Virginia Woolf and the Arts. Edinburgh University Press. ISBN 9780748635528

Goldman, J. (2010) 'When dogs will become men': Melancholia, canine allegories, and Theriocephalous figures in Woolf's urban contact zones. In: Evans, E.F. and Cornish, S.E. (eds.) Woolf and the City : Selected Papers from the Nineteenth Annual Conference on Virginia Woolf. Clemson University Digital Press. ISBN 9780984259830

2009

Goldman, J. (2009) Avant-garde. In: Ross, S. (ed.) Modernism and Theory: a Critical Debate. Routledge, pp. 225-236. ISBN 9780415461566

Goldman, J. (2009) Desmond MacCarthy, life and letters (1928-35), and Bloomsbury modernism. In: Brooker, P. and Thacker, A. (eds.) The Oxford Critical and Cultural History of Modernist Magazines. Vol. I: Britain and Ireland 1880-1955. Oxford University Press: Oxford, UK, pp. 428-451. ISBN 9780199211159

Goldman, J. (2009) Had there been an axe handy: Transatlantic modernism, Virgina Woolf and Jean Toomer. European Journal of American Culture. Special issue: New Perspectives on the Modernist Transatlantic, 28(2), pp. 109-123. (doi: 10.1386/ejac.28.2.109_1)

Goldman, J. (2009) Simile, Archie Calling: Altaforte!, Watching Sharleen Play (Violin) [poems]. In: Renton, J. (ed.) Textualities. Textualities.

Goldman, J. (2009) Who is Mr Ramsay? Where is the lighthouse?: The politics of scholarly annotation. In: McNees, E. and Veglahn, S. (eds.) Woolf Editing/Editing Woolf : Selected Papers from the 18th Annual Conference on Virginia Woolf. Clemson University Digital Press, pp. 189-195. ISBN 9780979606694

Goldman, J. (2009) Who is Mr. Ramsay? Where is the lighthouse? The politics and pragmatics of scholarly annotation. In: McNees, E. and Veglahn, S. (eds.) Woolf Editing / Editing Woolf: Selected Papers from the Eighteenth Annual Conference on Virginia Woolf. Clemson University Digital Press: Clemson, S.C., USA, pp. 189-195. ISBN 9780979606694

2007

Goldman, J. (2007) Ce chien est a moi: Virginia Woolf and the signifying dog. Woolf Studies Annual, pp. 49-86.

Goldman, J. (2007) The feminist criticism of Virginia Woolf. In: Plain, G. and Sellers, S. (eds.) A History of Feminist Literary Criticism. Cambridge University Press: Cambridge, UK. ISBN 9780521852555

Goldman, J. (2007) Modernist studies. In: Snaith, A. (ed.) Palgrave Advances in Virginia Woolf Studies. Series: Palgrave Advances. Palgrave Macmillan: Basingstoke, UK. ISBN 9781403904041

Goldman, J. (2007) 'Simile': English Association Fellows' poetry prize competition 2006 (second prize). English Association Newsletter, 184,

Swarbrick, K. and Goldman, J. (2007) Flowers of friendship: Gertrude Stein and Georges Hugnet. Papers of Surrealism, 6,

2006

Goldman, J. (2006) 1925, London, New York, Paris: metropolitan modernisms - parallax and palimpsest. In: The Edinburgh Companion to Twentieth-Century Literatures in English. Edinburgh University Press, pp. 31-42. ISBN 0748620117

Goldman, J. (2006) The Cambridge Introduction to Virginia Woolf. Series: Cambridge introductions to literature. Cambridge University Press: Cambridge, UK. ISBN 9780521838832

Goldman, J. (2006) Forster and women. In: The Cambridge Companion to E.M. Forster. Cambridge University Press, pp. 120-137. ISBN 0521542529

Goldman, J. (2006) "Who let the dogs out?”: Statues, suffragettes, and dogs in Woolf’s London. In: Back to Bloomsbury, the 14th Annual International Virginia Woolf Conference Proceedings. Clemson.

2005

Childs, P. and Goldman, J. (2005) The First Year Experience of University English. CCUE News, 19,

2004

Goldman, J. (2004) Modernism, 1910-1945: image to apocalypse. Palgrave MacMillan. ISBN 0333696212

Goldman, J. (2004) West, Nathanael. In: Parini, J. (ed.) The Oxford Encyclopedia of American Literature. Oxford University Press: Oxford, UK. ISBN 9780195156539

2003

Goldman, J. (2003) Nathanael West. In: Parini, J. (ed.) American Writers: A Collection of Literary Biographies. Retrospective Supplement II. James Baldwin to Nathanael West. Charles Scribner's Sons: New York, USA. ISBN 9780684314464

2002

Goldman, J. (2002) The aesthetics of Virginia Woolf. In: Wolfreys, J. (ed.) The Edinburgh Encyclopaedia of Modern Criticism and Theory. Edinburgh University Press: Edinburgh, UK, pp. 680-690. ISBN 9780748613014

Goldman, J. (2002) Virginia Woolf. In: Parini, J. (ed.) British Writers. Retrospective Supplement 1. Charles Scribner's Sons: New York, USA. ISBN 9780684312279

2001

Goldman, J. and Wolfreys, J. (2001) Gay studies / queer theory. In: Wolfreys, J. (ed.) Introducing Literary Theories: A Guide and Glossary. Edinburgh University Press: Edinburgh, UK. ISBN 9780748614837

Berman, J.S. and Goldman, J. (Eds.) (2001) Virginia Woolf Out of Bounds”: Selected Papers from the Tenth Annual International Conference on Virginia Woolf, University of Maryland Baltimore County, June 7-10, 2000. Pace University Press. ISBN 9780944473559

1999

Goldman, J. (1999) Artist and feminist communities of 1910 : post-impressionism, suffrage aesthetics, and intersubjectivity in To the lighthouse. In: McVicker, J. and Davis, L. (eds.) Virginia Woolf & Communities : selected papers from the Eighth Annual Conference on Virginia Woolf, Saint Louis University, Saint Louis, Missouri, June 4-7, 1998. Pace University Press. ISBN 9780944473474

Goldman, J. (1999) Introduction, Works on the Wild(e) side-- performing, transgressing, queering. In: Wolfreys, J. (ed.) Literary Theories: a Reader and Guide. Edinburgh University Press, pp. 525-590. ISBN 9780814793602

Goldman, J. (1999) Virginia Woolf and post-impressionism: French art, English theory and feminist practice. Miscelanea: A Journal of English and American Studies, 20,

1998

Kolocotroni, V., Goldman, J. and Taxidou, O. (Eds.) (1998) Modernism: An Anthology of Sources and Documents. University of Chicago Press: Chicago, USA. ISBN 9780226450735

Goldman, J. (1998) The Feminist Aesthetics of Virginia Woolf: Modernism, Post-Impressionism, and the Politics of the Visual. Cambridge University Press: Cambridge, UK. ISBN 9780521590969

1997

Goldman, J. (Ed.) (1997) Virginia Woolf - To the Lighthouse, The Waves. Series: Icon Critical Guides. Icon Books: Duxford. ISBN 1857890000

Kolocotroni, V. , Mills, S., Brimstone, L., Polkey, P., Wallace, D., Sandhu, A. and Goldman, J. (1997) Feminism. In: McGowan, K. (ed.) The Year's Work in Critical and Cultural Theory, vol. 3, 1993. Blackwell: Oxford, UK, pp. 87-130. ISBN 9780631188612

1996

Goldman, J. (1996) Dada goes west: re-reading revolution in The Day of the Locust. Imprimatur: A Journal of Criticism and Theory, 2(1-2), pp. 20-36.

Goldman, J. (1996) 'Purple buttons on her bodice': feminist history and iconography in The Waves. Woolf Studies Annual, 2, pp. 3-25.

Goldman, J. (1996) Virginia Woolf's three Marys: a collective model for creative women. In: Modeen, M. (ed.) Graces, Fates and Furies. Peacock Printmakers in association with Evergreen State College: Aberdeen. ISBN 9780952360810

Stevenson, R. and Goldman, J. (1996) 'But what? Elegy?': Modernist reading and the death of Mrs Ramsay. Yearbook of English Studies, 26, pp. 173-186.

1994

Goldman, J. and Tate, T. (1994) Women's Fiction: 1915-1940 [Broadcast]. [Audio]

1993

Goldman, J. (1993) 'Miss Lonelyhearts and the party dress': cross-dressing and collage in the satires of Nathanael West. Glasgow Review, 2, pp. 40-54.

1992

Goldman, J. (1992) Metaphor and place in To the Lighthouse: some Hebridean connections. In: Gonda, C. (ed.) Tea and Leg-Irons: New Feminist Readings from Scotland. Open Letters: London, UK, pp. 137-155. ISBN 9781857890006

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