Characters as Vehicle of Ideas in To the Lighthouse
Virginia Woolf discarded both the first person and the third person narration in her novel because she discovered the tactic of narration…
To the Lighthouse and Representation of Middle-Class Society
To the Lighthouse is a modernist novel by Woolf where she, in her probably the most well-known essays included in The Common Reader: First…
To the Lighthouse in Relationship with Art and Life
In “To the Lighthouse” we discover that Mrs. Ramsay opens the novel and Lily Briscoe closes it, because the stuff of life could also be…
To the Lighthouse and Human Relations
“To The Lighthouse” has so many fictional characters whose earnest endeavor is to ascertain, with various levels of success, joyful and…
To the Lighthouse; Analyzing the “Time”
Virginia Woolf‘s novel To The Lighthouse suggests that life’s meaning lies within the discovery of an influence which destroys time. Miss…