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Virginia Woolf's To The Lighthouse

1). Virginia Woolf representations of continuous flow in “ To The Lighthouse” the narrator talk in the third individual and depict characters and activity or we can say that story creates through the stream of consciousness in the mind of the characters. Virginia Woolf has frequently utilized this procedure to give the novel its uncommon character of appearing to be dependably inside the awareness of the main characters. She tries to parody of that force structure so that is likewise continuous how procedure, for instance Mrs. Ramsey needed to make her girl like her, so we can think about Virginia Woolf and her little girls in the novel. Second thing is “stream Of Consciousness” is style of writing. In narrative technique use two basic types of inferior monologue:
1.       Direct monologue: Either completely or largely excludes it.
2.       Indirect monologue: omniscient author present unspoken material.

2). Mrs. Ramsey was central character in the novel. She was depicted as the kind mother and wife. Mrs. Ramsey is a critical thinker all a different short than is usually expected. She is beautiful and loving women. She is customary ladies who had faith in penance her life for her own particular family. She tries to fulfill her family. Mrs. Ramsey a great amount of dignity.

3). in ‘to the Lighthouse’ Virginia Woolf utilizes a verity of myth. Joseph L.Blotener has additionally use the myth like the pagan myth or Oedipus myth. The pagan myth speak to old goddesses and it is depicted the main part of female character. In ‘To the Lighthouse’ the female act like mother and mother remain turn into middle, mother is controlling one or all. Oedipus is a Greek mythological character based on the myth of ‘Oedipus Rex was written by Sophocles. Oedipus who unwittingly kills his father Laius and marriage his mother Jocasta. In this novel ‘To the Lighthouse’ James who was a son of the Mrs. Ramsey. He loved his mother profoundly and feels a murderous antipathy towards his father.

4). ‘kunstlerroman’is a German term which is about the some people’s life or craftsman’s novel, or we can say which depicts advancement or a battle of a craftsman as in ‘To the Lighthouse’. Lilly’s character and the novel itself is a struggle of an artist.

  

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