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PART 1 CONSTITUTION OF A FEMALE SUBJECT: Some Reflections ofMultipersonal Method and the Dialogic in "Mrs Dalloway" and "The GoldenNotebook" - Claire Sprague; Yearning and Nostalgia - Virginia Woolf andDoris Lessing - Roberta Rubenstein; The Outsider-Within - Woolf andLessing as Urban Novelists in "Mrs Dalloway" and "The Four-Gated City"- Christine W. Sizemore; "Between the Acts" and "The Golden Notebook" -From Modern to Postmodern Subjectivity - Magali Cornier Michael. PART 2CREATION OF NEW FORMS OF FICTION: Chasing Hares through "The Waves" and"The Golden Notebook" - Virginia Woolf, Doris Lessing and Creativity -Jean Tobin. PART 3 ALLIANCES BETWEEN MIND AND BODY: Virginia Woolf andDoris Lessing: Intransitive Turn of Mind - Linda E. Chown; Carapace andConsciousness - Phantom Limbs and Insensate Bodies - Ruth Saxton. PART4 DEFINING FEMALE ROLES AND RELATIONSHIPS: (E)Merging Daughters in TwoMatricentric Texts: Woolf's "To the Lighthouse" and Lessing's "TheDiaries of Jane Somers" - Virginia Tiger; Mother-Daughter Passion andRapture - The Demeter Myth in the Fiction of Virginia Woolf and DorisLessing - Lisa Tyler; Writing Like a Crone - Narratives of Age, Angerand Sexual Identity in Doris Lessing and Virginia Woolf - Anne D.Garton.