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    " The Urb It Orbs": James Joyce and Internationalism.Paul Kintzele - 2012 - Intertexts 16 (2):55-78.
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    Voyaging Out.Paul Kintzele - 2010 - Journal of Philosophy: A Cross-Disciplinary Inquiry 5 (12):41-52.
    This article contends that no understanding of Virginia Woolf’s fiction is complete without an examination of the political environment in which Woolf operated, particularly with regard to the perennially vexing but urgent question of international relations. Leonard Woolf’s involvement with the creation of the League of Nations and his lifelong commitment to internationalist politics bear direct relevance to Woolf’s novels, which further that same project by enlarging the political imagination and by demonstrating the profound, if often overlooked, interconnectedness of human (...)
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    Voyaging Out.Paul Kintzele - 2010 - Journal of Philosophy: A Cross-Disciplinary Inquiry 5 (12):41-52.
    This article contends that no understanding of Virginia Woolf’s fiction is complete without an examination of the political environment in which Woolf operated, particularly with regard to the perennially vexing but urgent question of international relations. Leonard Woolf’s involvement with the creation of the League of Nations and his lifelong commitment to internationalist politics bear direct relevance to Woolf’s novels, which further that same project by enlarging the political imagination and by demonstrating the profound, if often overlooked, interconnectedness of human (...)
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