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Introduction	p. 1
Trauma and Lesbian Returns in Virginia Woolf s The Voyage Out and The Years	p. 19
The Uneasy Solace of Art: The Effect of Sexual Abuse on Virginia Woolf's Aesthetic	p. 51
Trauma, Post-Traumatic Stress Disorder, and Obstacles to Postwar Recovery in Mrs. Dalloway	p. 77
"Could They Tell One What They Knew?": Modes of Disclosure in To the Lighthouse	p. 95
The Waves as Ontological Trauma Narrative: The Anxiety of a Death (Un)Foreseen	p. 123
Woolf and the Discourse of Trauma: The Little Language of The Waves	p. 157
Gunpowder Plots: Sexuality and Censorship in Woolf's Later Works	p. 179
Face-to-Face: Trauma and Audience in Between the Acts	p. 205
Of Snakes, Toads, and Duckweed: Traumatic Acts and Historical Actions in Between the Acts	p. 223
Reading "Virginia's Death": A (Post)Traumatic Narrative of Suicide	p. 247
Afterword	p. 271
Works Cited	p. 277
Index	p. 307
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