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Virginia Woolf vw born Stephen London1882-Sussex1941 - Coggle Diagram

- - - - Virginia and Vanessa became members of the Bloomsbury Group
        
        rejection of artistic convention
        
        disdain for bourgeois sexual codes
        
        anti war sentiment
        
        Virginia and Leonard got married > unconventional marriage> she had many homosexual relationships > Vita Sackville-West> "ORLANDO"
        
        "Orlando" tells the story of a young nobleman who mysteriously transforms into a woman and lives for centuries, exploring different identities and historical periods.
        
        Time and Memory> memories, thoughts, and impressions intermingle ( si mescolano), reflecting the fluidity of human consciousness> stream of consciousness
        interior monologue enables readers to witness the unfiltered thoughts and internal debates of characters.
        
        Metafiction>"Orlando" blurs the boundaries between fiction and reality, often mixing historical figures and events corresponding to different periods
        
        it's a pioneering work in the genre of transgender literature,
        
        ART IS THE KEY TO IMMORTALITY
        Orlando is a writer in one of his lives
        
        it's an imaginative work> trasformation + life through centuries+gender literature
        
        Bloomsbury Group is an intellectual and literary hub
        Leonard Woolf, her future husband, was a prominent member of this hub
        they founded the Hogarth Press which publoished Zeno's Conscience
      - Feminist > themes related to gender, identity, and the social constraints ( vincoli) placed upon women during her time.
    - - father : man of letters > died in 1904
        her mother ( philantropist) died when Virginia was 13> caused her first nervous breakdown
- - - - in the STREAM OF CONSCIOUSNESS the representation of thoughts is much more chaotic and fragmented.
        
        a lot of free associations,looping repetitions,sensory observation,strange or no punctuation and syntax
        
        the point
        
        of view shifted inside the different characters' minds through flashbacks
    - - In the INTERIOR MONOLOGUE, the character's thoughts are organized and structured in a logical manner
        
        the narrator almost disappear, the point of view overlaps with the internal thoughts of the characters. grammar rules respected, punctuation used to reproduce the sequence of thoughts, memories, feelings