Image as Text in Leonard Woolf’s ‘Quack, Quack in Politics’ by Christine Reynier

“…Leonard Woolf’s Essay ‘Quack, Quack in Politics’, written in 1935, is a disquisition on the current political situation in Germany and Italy and a powerful defence of civilization against barbarism. …”
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Intentional dissonance: Leonard Woolf's The Village in the Jungle (1913) by Boehmer, E

Situating the Jungle-village in Leonard Woolf’s The Village in the Jungle (1913) by Vihanga Perera

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Telling ‘Brutal Truths’ or the Art of Narrating Democracy in Leonard Woolf’s The Wise Virgins (1914) by Leila Haghshenas

“…This paper aims to investigate the influence of democratic thoughts on Leonard Woolf’s second novel The Wise Virgins (1914). …”
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The First World War and the Discussions on Establishing the Universal International Organization by Khodnev Aleksandr

Subjects: “…the League of Nations theme was discussed by the pressure groups such as Fabian Society and selected intellectuals such as Leonard Woolf. During 1916–1917 the views of the governments and various social organizations about the League of Nations significantly differed. …”
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Victoria Ocampo, lectora de diarios póstumos: lecciones y reflexiones sobre la posteridad by Manuela Barral

“…En 1953, en Londres, se publica de forma póstuma A Writer’s Diary de Virginia Woolf, editado por su esposo Leonard Woolf. Victoria Ocampo lo lee en enero de 1954, y escribe impulsiva y velozmente Virginia Woolf en su diario, que fecha en marzo de 1954, y que su editorial Sur publica en junio de 1954. …”
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Modernism in mainstream magazines, 1920-37 by Dawkins, C

“…Chapter 2, on the 'Nation and Athenaeum', covers Leonard Woolf's literary editorship (1923-30), under the ownership of J. …”

Faith, freedom, friendship: cross-cultural affective networks in the correspondence of C F Andrews, E J Thompson, and V H Elwin, India and Europe, 1919 to 1964 by Rogers, DW

“…Thompson’s return to England is followed by the publication, with the support of Forster and of Leonard Woolf, of his revisionist account of the 1857 rebellion, <i>The Other Side of the Medal</i>.…”

The birth of the mandate idea and its fulfilment in Iraq up to 1926 by Mejcher, H

“…We have concentrated mainly on Arnold Toynbee's and Leonard Woolf's thinking. Both crystallize the contemporary argumentation in an important way. …”