WoolfNotes

WoolfNotes is a major digital humanities project that brings into the public domain Woolf’s last remaining substantial unpublished work: her reading and research notes. At the core of the WoolfNotes project is the presentation of 67 Reading Notebooks, accompanied by the text of Brenda Silver’s authoritative summary of each one. The Notebooks themselves are mainly in Woolf’s handwriting, and can be difficult to read, making a summary of the contents extremely useful. Silver’s guide „Virginia Woolf's reading notebooks“ was originally published in 1983, by Princeton University Press; it was digitised in 2017 and published by the University Press of New England. The platform presents high specification images of approximately 7000 manuscript and typescript pages. There are three indexes to the Notebooks: Silver Index, Date Index and Visual Index. Additional material is also made available through two other indexes: Additions Index and Card Index.

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Access link	https://www.woolfnotes.com/
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106009

Subjects

English, American Studies

Database types

Full Text Database

Keywords

Woolf, Virginia | Writer notebook

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Alternative titles	WoolfNotes.com Woolf Notes
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