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MRS DALLOWAY - Coggle Diagram

- - - - 2 remaking of the novel (modernist fiction)
      - 3 characters of MrsD, inner dialogue
      - 4 consciuousness, reflection: mind as a mirror, aesthetic reflection
      - biography and history, women's lives
- - - - 1901-1910
      - Political change. labour party --> welfare state: people's budget: benefits to the population, pension, minimum wages
        peak before the decline: new european powers start to develop
        industrial strikes, class distinction
      - Suffragettes movement: emmeline pankhurst--> WSPU: vandalism, protests,
        new woman literature: women's issues: roles in the patriarchy
    - - 1914-1918
      - Triple Alliance vs Triple Entent
      - trenches: lac of hygiene, shell shok
      - LITERATURE
        
        TS Eliot: The waste land 1922, fertility of the past- steritily of the present, collaps of a fragmented reality and civilization
        
        war poets: 4, Sigfried Sassoon, Rupert Brooke: young volenteers, result of patriotic war propaganda, represent the reality of war
      - -manufacturers become wealthy. -Women assume the jobs left by men and gain economic indepenence
    - - Catholic country. Home rule , suspended during the war. April 1916: Easter rising in dublin
      - Yeats: nationalist poet, celtic culture and folklore
    - - post-war prosperity soon in decline. unemplyment, poverty.
        1929 wall street crash, global depression
  - - - vitality. imagists, symbolism: visions, evocative language --> inner sensations and escape from emotion
    - - transformations in society, uncertainty, age of anxiety
        --> novelists mediators past-present.
        self made character
        
        TIME
        
        Bergson historical=/= pshychological
        
        THEORY OF THE UNCONSCIOUS
        
        Freud: study of the human psyche,
        
        no plot, common events. aim: voice the character's thoughts, feelings, memories,the human personality, shift of impressions. POV of the characterne. narrative technique
        
        stream of consciuosness: psychic phenomenon --> interior monologue: verbal expression of the thoughts
    - - cencorship: silent theatre: not acted, read. Lewis: vorticism, Yeats: poetic drama, Eliot: psychic struggle
  - - - 1939- 1945
      - Winston Churchill: Prime minister, D-Day, usa help
    - - trading weakened--> colonies independence (1947 India). Decline of the british empire. Labour party, welfare state, social security, national health, housing. benefits
      - marshall plan, economic stability, building of the European Union
    - - literature of commitment: class division, social depression
        
        dystopian novels: Orwell
        
        committed poets
        
        oxford poets
        
        new romantics: against commitment, interest in emotions, individual themes
    - - unemplyment, strikes, later economic recovery--> economic hardship: totalitarianism in europe