Mrs. Dalloway
Primary Sources:
Music to listen to while you read: Click here
Free, full online text of this book: Click here
Other e-book option: Click here
Quotes compiled by the author: Click here
Quotes compiled from the book: Click here
Quotes about this book/author: Click here
Bookmark Essay: Click here
Mrs. Dalloway Audiobook: Click here
Movie version: Click here
Classroom Sources:
Supplemental Sources:
Original Cover Art for Book when published in 1927.
Introductory "Bookmark" Essay to Mrs. Dalloway from Mr. Chilton: Click here
Quick introductory video to Virginia Woolf: Click here
Biography of Author, Virginia Woolf: Click here
Visual Timeline of her life: Click here
The Only Recorded Voice of Virginia Woolf: Click here
TED Talk: Why Read Virginia Woolf? Click here
Portraits and Pictures of Woolf: Click here
Quotes by Virginia Woolf: Click here
Chapter on Mrs. Dalloway from Julia Brigg's biography of Virginia Woolf: Click here
International Virginia Woolf Society: Click here
Virginia Woolf Society of Great Britain: Click here
Miscellaneous Resources about Woolf: Click here
The Mind and Times of Virginia Woolf: Click Here
Video Biography of Virginia Woolf: Click here
Various educational videos, presentations, and lectures about Mrs. Dalloway spliced together (very informational): Click here
Lecture on Virginia Woolf: Click Here
BBC In Our Time Podcast on Mrs. Dalloway: Click here
Introductory essay about Mrs. Dalloway from David Daiches' book on Virginia Woolf: Click here
Intro to Woolf and the film adaptation The Hours from Hermoine Lee's book Virginia Woolf's Nose: Click here
Modernism and Woolf's Mrs. Dalloway: Click here
Sparknotes: Click Here (haha, it's not going to help with this book...)
Mrs. Dalloway and the First World War, from the British Library: Click here
Review of Book: Click Here
Wikipedia: Click here
Virginia Woolf (Aged 20)
Poems related to Mrs. Dalloway:
Current Events about ideas within Mrs. Dalloway:
Context/Time Period:
Informative documentary about the effects of "shell shock" (PTSD) on soldiers in WW1. Important to see in light of the character Septimus Warren Smith in Mrs. Dalloway.
Clothes during the time period: Click here
Other writings by Woolf:
Buy books by Virginia Woolf on her Amazon page: Click here
Free, digital versions of essays by Virginia Woolf: Click here
More essays by Virginia Woolf: Click here
A digital copy of Woolf's famous feminist essay/book "A Room of One's Own": Click here
Short reflection, "The Death of the Moth": Version 1 or Version 2
"How Should One Read a Book?" essay by Virginia Woolf: Click here
Virginia Woolf's essay "Street Haunting": Click here
Or a digitized version of the first edition from the British Library: Click here
Audio Recording of To the Lighthouse: Click here
Audio Recording of The Waves: Click here
Video / Animation of Woolf's famous essay, A Room of One's Own: Click here
Discussion of To the Lighthouse: Click here
Essay Assignment:
Handout: Click here
A copy of handout to help you understand what I expect as you complete: Click here
Essay Collection 1: Click here
Essay Collection 2: Click here
Read whichever you wish, but I'd recommend:
The Mark on the Wall
Street Haunting
How Should one read a book?
Professions for Women
Old Mrs. Grey
Three Pictures
Why?
The art of biography
Craftsmanship
Letter to a Young Poet
Thoughts on Peace in an Air Raid
Michael Cunningham's adaptation The Hours:
Teaching Links (For Chilton only...)
https://sites.google.com/site/aplitmrcole/mrs-dalloway
http://apliteraturestudyguide.weebly.com/mrs-dalloway.html
http://sites.svvsd.org/mrs-lembo/ap-english-1/ap-english-projects
http://woolf.bloomu.edu/?page_id=578
https://sites.google.com/a/colchestersd.org/aplitmrcole/mrs-dalloway