Woolf’s Einfiihlung: An Alternative Theory of Transgender Affect

Lucas Cassidy Crawford

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Modernist Literature and Criticism American and British Literature Analysis Literary Theory and Cultural Hermeneutics

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In popular culture and psychiatry, the question of transgender affect is one still mired in pain: we are commonly thought to experience “dysphoria” and to have been “born in the wrong body.” With Woolf’s Orlando: A Biography as its focus, this essay offers an alternative theory of transgender affect as one of Einfühlung , or aesthetic empathy.

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