The analysis of To the lighthouse, written by Virginia Woolf, and of part of her critical essays gives an opportunity to think about some tense problems in genre theory. The construction of a hybrid genre, called lyrical novel by Ralph Freedman and récit poétique by Jean-Yves Tadié, involves the comprehension of the structure of an ontological quest. That quest represents the construction of a literary identity, a new way of perceiving the world. The architecture of this perception reveals the origin and the development of one of the most significant features in modern and contemporary fiction: the aesthetic expression of the multiplicity of the self. In order to explore these problems writers of lyrical novels used structural transgression...
Since the publication of Virginia Woolf s novel To the Lighthouse in 1927, a significant volume of c...
This study sets out to investigate, through close textual analysis, how a reader's conscious involve...
It can be argued that in her numerous essays Woolf provides a theory of fiction, although she redefi...
This article deals with the Virginia Woolf’s point of view about the novel evolution, or rather, the...
To the Lighthouse, Virginia Woolf’s fifth novel, is often regarded as one of her more complex and am...
This article deals with the Virginia Woolf’s point of view about the novel evolution, or rather, the...
According to David Lodge “Virginia Woolf exemplifies very clearly a tendency among modernist writers...
Virginia Woolf, one of the prominent representatives of modernist novelist in England, has contribut...
This study has a two-fold objective: 1) to examine the density and variety of parallelism in Virgini...
The turn of the twentieth century and the early 1900s brought radical changes to the world in variou...
This is an attempt at a spatial reading of Virginia Woolf’s novel To the Lighthouse. The methods of ...
Abstract This essay argues against the prevalent view of the aesthetics implicit in Virginia Woolf ’...
Woolf is fascinated with gossamer veils and diaphanous textures, turning semi-transparency into a co...
This thesis will provide a discussion of the significance of things and objects in Woolf’s 1927 nove...
This paper deals with the mystical experiences in Virginia Woolf’s artistic creation. Woolf denies a...
Since the publication of Virginia Woolf s novel To the Lighthouse in 1927, a significant volume of c...
This study sets out to investigate, through close textual analysis, how a reader's conscious involve...
It can be argued that in her numerous essays Woolf provides a theory of fiction, although she redefi...
This article deals with the Virginia Woolf’s point of view about the novel evolution, or rather, the...
To the Lighthouse, Virginia Woolf’s fifth novel, is often regarded as one of her more complex and am...
This article deals with the Virginia Woolf’s point of view about the novel evolution, or rather, the...
According to David Lodge “Virginia Woolf exemplifies very clearly a tendency among modernist writers...
Virginia Woolf, one of the prominent representatives of modernist novelist in England, has contribut...
This study has a two-fold objective: 1) to examine the density and variety of parallelism in Virgini...
The turn of the twentieth century and the early 1900s brought radical changes to the world in variou...
This is an attempt at a spatial reading of Virginia Woolf’s novel To the Lighthouse. The methods of ...
Abstract This essay argues against the prevalent view of the aesthetics implicit in Virginia Woolf ’...
Woolf is fascinated with gossamer veils and diaphanous textures, turning semi-transparency into a co...
This thesis will provide a discussion of the significance of things and objects in Woolf’s 1927 nove...
This paper deals with the mystical experiences in Virginia Woolf’s artistic creation. Woolf denies a...
Since the publication of Virginia Woolf s novel To the Lighthouse in 1927, a significant volume of c...
This study sets out to investigate, through close textual analysis, how a reader's conscious involve...
It can be argued that in her numerous essays Woolf provides a theory of fiction, although she redefi...