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Virginia Woolf vw born Stephen 1882-1941, , , , - Coggle Diagram

- - - - rejection of artistic convention
      - Leonard Woolf, her future husband, was a member
      - disdain for bourgeois sexual codes
      - anti war sentiment
      - Virginia and Leonard got married > unconventional marriage> she had many homosexual relationships > Vita Sackville-West> "ORLANDO"
        
        they co-founded the Hogarth Press in 1917 which published Italo Svevo's novel " Zeno's Conscience "
        
        "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 citing historical figures and events while simultaneously being a work of fiction
        
        it's a pioneering work in the genre of transgender literature, offering a nuanced portrayal of gender fluidity and self-discovery.
        
        it's an imaginative work
      - Bloomsbury Group is an intellectual and literary hub
- - - - 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
        the point
        of view shifted inside the different characters' minds through flashbacks
  - - - a lot of free associations,looping repetitions,sensory observation,strange or no punctuation and syntax