To the Lighthouse

Style and Technique

Virginia Woolf's «To the Lighthouse» is characterized by the use of stream of consciousness, allowing a deep dive into the inner world of the characters. Woolf's style is marked by lyricism and poetic quality, giving the text a unique atmosphere. The language of the work is rich with metaphors and symbols that help to uncover themes of time, memory, and human relationships. Literary techniques include internal monologues, shifts in perspective, and a fragmented narrative structure. The novel is divided into three parts: «The Window», «Time Passes», and «The Lighthouse», each with its own unique dynamics and rhythm, reflecting changes in time and the characters' perceptions.