11 Questions
What is a distinctive feature of Virginia Woolf's writing style?
Blurring of distinctions between prose and poetry
What is a characteristic of Woolf's characterization in To the Lighthouse?
Characters modeled after real people, including herself
What is the main focus of Woolf's writing?
Inner lives and thoughts of characters
What can be said about the structure of To the Lighthouse?
It is composed of three distinct, stylistically different sections
What role does setting play in shaping the narrative of To the Lighthouse?
It serves as a backdrop for character development
What is a notable aspect of Woolf's experimentation with time and structure?
Experimentation with non-linear, fragmented narratives
What is a characteristic of Woolf's modernist style?
Experimentation with non-traditional narrative structures
What is the main theme explored in To the Lighthouse?
The fragmentation of human experience
What is a notable aspect of Woolf's characterization of Lily Briscoe?
She is a surrogate for Woolf herself
What is a key aspect of Woolf's writing philosophy?
A mind that reconciles masculine and feminine parts is the most creative
What is a notable aspect of Woolf's personal life?
She was famously mean and snobbish
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