Cunningham's The Hours: The Mind of Virginia Wolf

When writing a novel, I think that in order to convey real emotions through their roles, the authors deeply dig through his own ideas and must deeply enter into his own mind. In this case, the author relies on their inner thinking and emotions to effectively deepen the depth of the imaginary person in the novel. In the novel "Mrs. Dalloway", Virginia Woolf tried to create a novel in the same way as the thought process of the brain, using a technique called Stream of Consciousness.

As Virginia Woolf 's "Daluowei" and Michael Cunningham' s "Time" are in a time complex relationship, or Tori Young mentioned in the reader 's "Time" guide, "Time" is obvious. The relationship with Mrs Dalloway is impossible to simplify; Cunningham is interwoven with Wolf's life, her novels, and her theory. "(38) Virginia Woolf is a sunny day in London in June On the day I wrote a story about a middle-aged woman, and that wrote Mrs. Dalloway, which became a classic of Modernist One of the most prominent themes of Mrs. Dalloway is the difference between time and time.Time is time On the other hand, time is represented by the human consciousness to record their empirical period Virginia Woolf explained in Orlando.

Virginia Woolf's "Mrs Dalloway" was rewritten many times, and in 1999 Michael Cunningham reviewed the novel and wrote "Hour" to record the lives of the three women. Interestingly, Cunningham made fictional a writer, Virginia Woolf, in addition to the other two characters Clarissa Vaughan and Laura Brown. The Hours pays tribute to the two female characters of Virginia Woolf, Clarissa Dalloway of Dallas of Virginia Woolf, Clarissa Wagham of The Hours, and many similarities and differences. The commonalities and contradictions of these two roles that young man said: "The relationship between Mrs. Hour and Mrs Dalloway is impossible to simplify.