androgynous mind: Virginia Woolf introduced this term in A Room of One’s Own (1929) to indicate the creative mentality that partakes of both masculine (andro) and feminine (gyno) qualities. Heilbrun and Bazin see it as a balancing of “the evanescent masculine and the eternal feminine” as typical of the enlightened state, yet Showalter and others have seen it as a “sexist myth in disguise,” reif...

The higher rates of excretion in the urine of the premature infant of both total free alpha amino nitrogen and of individual amino acids as compared to the full-term infant, the older child, and the adult have been repeatedly documented (Childs, 1952; Dustin, Moore and Bigwood, 1955; Fowler, Norton, Cheung and Pratt, 1957; Jagenburg, 1959; O'Brien, Bergstedt, Butterfield, Ibbott and Lubchenco, ...

This paper explores Virginia Woolf’s 1937 radio broadcast (and later essay) ‘Craftsmanship’ in the context of craft culture. As Woolf considers word judiciously and playfully throughout ‘Craftsmanship’, it becomes a nexus point for an entanglement ideas around making, creating, producing. places understanding practices contemporary debates regarding legacy arts crafts movement, Roger Fry’s work...

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