Individual and Society in Virginia Woolf's Novel "mrs Dalloway"

According to modernist novel Viktors Ivbulis (1995: 23-29), special attention is paid to individuals that are debilitated by social pressure and therefore regarded as a small part of miracles that can not be created in society. Furthermore, the power struggle of the 20th century has made individual rights dependent on the rights of society. This person is no longer a personality established in 19th century literature. This is a simple person, he is suppressed by the high-tech world and the needs of society, so it is lonely and isolated.

The novel is physical and moral. One of the famous novels of the era of literary modernism was the "Mrs. Darrow" created by Virginia Woolf in 1924. In the center is Clarissa Dallo, a wealthy woman with a high social status. She lacks any material value except her longing for love and support in her life. Clarissa Dalloway has many men in her life, but she has a high rank in society, so there are many people around her.

Virginia Woolf's "Mrs. Dalloway" "Imagination is a weapon in reality." - In particular the 1925 novel by Virginia Woolf, one of Britain's most tragedies "Mrs. Dalloway" It was the first World War I The upper class in London is in sharp contrast to the impact of shot impact of war veteran Septimus Smith For the upper class members the influence of war is mainly indirect, It mainly affects conversation in a luxurious social situation.The representative work of independent literary movement: modernism and postmodern.It completely defines these two movements, or these two operations are modernism It is not the purpose of this article to discuss whether or not it is truly representative of post-modern classification. Working in the context of each tradition