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Narrative Technique in "To The LIghthouse"
1. Narrative Technique in ‘To The Lighthouse’
Name : Solanki Sardarsinh
Roll No :24 Semester : 3 Year : 2014-15
Paper 9 : The Modernist Literature
Submitted to:
Smt. S.B.Gardi
Department Of English
M.K.Bhavnagar University
2. Narrative Technique in ‘To the Lighthouse’
Introduction:
‘Stream of Consciousness’ narrative technique used
by Virginia Woolf
It was first used by Philosopher William
James in 1890 in his book ‘Principles of Psychology
3. The related phrase ‘ Interior Monologue’ is used to
describe in inner movement of Consciousness in a
character’s mind
Indirect Interior Monologue
Direct Interior Monologue
The Consciousness being explored in the ‘Indirect’ method
of Woolf is not always obvious
4. Characters presented through their own and
through other’s consciousness:
Virginia Woolf saws us a particular person in this novel
not only through the Consciousness of the other
persons.
We are given the interior monologues of the various
characters in this novel, and it is largely through the
twin devices of stream of consciousness and the
interior monologue that we come to know the various
characters.
5. Rejection of traditional technique
Suspense and curiosity
Third person Narration
“Life is not a series of gig lamps symmetrically
arranged; life is a luminous halo, a
semi-transparent envelope surrounding us from
the beginning of consciousness to the end.”
- Virginia Woolf
6. Conclusion:
Virginia Woolf has cleverly avoided the drawbacks of
the stream of Consciousness novel, and given form
and coherence to her material. She is not incoherent
like the other “Stream of Consciousness” novelists.
Indeed through her flexible style she fuses narrative
and description of thought, imparts farm and unity,
and conveys a sense of the amazing richness and
complexity of life.
