Monday or Tuesday

Style and Technique

In «Monday or Tuesday», Virginia Woolf employs an experimental style characteristic of modernist literature. She moves away from traditional narrative, favoring stream of consciousness, which allows for a deeper insight into the thoughts and feelings of her characters. Woolf's language is rich with metaphors and symbols, giving the text a poetic and layered quality. The stories lack a clear structure, instead presenting fragments that reflect a subjective perception of the world. Woolf often uses internal monologues and associative transitions to convey complex psychological states. Her style is marked by musicality and rhythm, creating a unique atmosphere and emotional depth in her works.