Acknowledgements List of Figures Introduction: Virginia Woolf, Modernism and Religion Gabrielle McIntire with Jane de Gay Part I: Modernist Contexts 1. Virginia Woolf and the Modernist Sacred Elizabeth Anderson 2. 'By conviction an atheist perhaps': Virginia Woolf, Bloomsbury Artists and Religion Mark Hussey 3. The Hogarth Press and Religion: A Modernist Mosaic Diane F. Gillespie 4. Making Things More Spiritual: Virginia Woolf, Science and Religion Michael H. Whitworth 5. The Psychology of Religion: Virginia Woolf, William James and Jane Harrison Amy C.
Smith 6. Virginia Woolf, Vita Sackville-West and the Varieties of Modernist Mysticism Jamie Callison 7. Rebellion and Renunciation: Virginia Woolf's Religious Heritage Eleanor McNees 8. Leslie Stephen's Agnostic Sensibility and the Generosity of Disbelief Ryan Hitchcock 9. 'The Third Emotion': Christianity, War and Pacifism in Three Guineas and Between the Acts Charles Andrews Part II: Religions, Faiths, Diversities 10. Virginia Woolf and the Critique of Secular Hope David Sherman 11. Dwelling in Possibility: Virginia Woolf and Modernist Spiritualities Kristina K. Groover 12.
Gods, Goddesses and Divinities in Virginia Woolf's Writings Stephanie Paulsell 13. Friendship as First Philosophy: Peace-Making and Quaker Traces in Jacob's Room and Roger Fry J. Ashley Foster 14. Virginia Woolf and Judaism Vara Neverow 15. Virginia Woolf and Buddhism Edward Upton 16. Virginia Woolf and Hinduism Heidi Stalla 17. Virginia Woolf and Islam: The Androgynous Vision of Constantinople in Orlando Leila Baradaran Jamili and Bahman Zarrinjooee 18. Virginia Woolf and the Christian Faith Jane de Gay Part III: Theories, Interpretations, Ethics, and Spaces of the Sacred 19.
Virginia Woolf, Ecofeminism and Spirituality Bonnie Kime Scott 20. Virginia Woolf, the Sacred and the Creaturely Vicki Tromanhauser 21. 'Granite and Rainbow:' Agnosticism, Empiricism and Nature's Memorials in Leslie Stephen and Virginia Woolf Catherine W. Hollis 22. 'Moments of Being,' Ethics and the Good Life Lorraine Sim 23. On Not Knowing Everything: Generative Agnosis and Epistemic Humility Madelyn Detloff 24. 'some "revelation" which reminds us:': On Queer Possibility and Religious Rhetoric in To The Lighthouse and Mrs Dalloway Jennifer Mitchell 25. Virginia Woolf and the Soul Gabrielle McIntire 26.
'That great Cathedral space': Virginia Woolf, Architecture and the Sacred Alexandra Peat 27. Pilgrimage and Retreat: The Holiness of Home in To The Lighthouse Spencer Morrison 28. Virginia Woolf and the Enchantments of Reading Benjamin Hagen Afterword Pericles Lewis Contributor Biographies Index.