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This paper attempts to analyze the literary techniques and structures in Virginia Woolf's novels to examine what she achieved as a modernist writer. She believed that outer descriptions of things or characters would not convey `truth of life' and deied materialilstic approaches to literature. She shed `plats' as much as possible which conventional writers would elaborate in order to keep the readers engrossed in their works. Insted, she demonstrated in her experimental novels her mastery over new techniques such as `stream of consciousness' and `inner monologue' through which her readers could `experience' the characters' perception proceeses and even create their own plot by themselves. Her contribution to literature is that she made an evoutionary change in the relationship between the writer and the readers with the literary techniques, which enables the readers to participate in the novels experiencing the characters' consciousness.
同志社女子大学の論文
2002-07-26