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This document provides a summary of the novel "To the Lighthouse" by Virginia Woolf and discusses the character of Lily Briscoe. It also examines the views of Charles Tansley that "woman can't write, woman can't paint" and contrasts this with the Derridean theory that women can write and paint. Examples are given of successful women in various fields like literature, politics, philanthropy, sports, and business to show that Tansley's views are incorrect.
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- 1. Name :- Ashish B. Pithadiya Roll Number :- 2 Topic Name :- Woman can’t write, woman can’t paint Paper Name :- The Modernist Literature Submitted To :- Department Of English G-mail Id :- ashvribhay@gmail.Com Enrolment No :-2069108420190037 SMT S.B.GARDI DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH M.K.BHAVNAGAR UNIVERSITY
- 2. Synopsis :- • About ‘To The Lighthouse’ • About Lily Briscoe • Derridean Theory • Examples
- 3. • To the Lighthouse is a 1927 novel by Virginia Woolf • The novel centers on the Ramsay family • In 2005, the novel was chosen by TIME magazine as one of the one hundred best English-language novels since 1923 • If we do symbolical reading than the lighthouse of Ramsay family is Mrs. Ramsay
- 4. About Lily Briscoe :- • Young & unmarried woman Independent • Woman & passionate artist • Deep thinker • Show her emotions threw painting
- 5. Woman can’t write, Woman can’t paint
- 6. Woman can’t write, Woman can’t paint - Charles Tansley • Woman condition • Mentality Towards Woman • Thought of society :- - Male are better than Women • Very well describe problems of woman by Virginia
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