Monday or Tuesday

Historical Context and Significance

The collection «Monday or Tuesday» by Virginia Woolf, published in 1921, represents an important stage in the development of modernist literature. Woolf experimented with form and style, moving away from traditional storytelling and focusing on the inner experiences and consciousness of her characters. These stories showcase her unique approach to literature, which later had a significant impact on the development of the stream of consciousness genre. Woolf used symbolism and metaphors to explore themes of time, memory, and perception, which became a hallmark of her work. The collection also reflects her interest in feminist issues and social critique, making it an important contribution to the cultural heritage of the 20th century.