Spots on the wall of Virginia Woolf original

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See your question: "What did you gain from reading Woolf's Spots on the Wall?" "I would like to say that I finished reading Woolf's "Spots on the Wall" today, and I started reading this work a few days ago, and I have been reading it on and off for the past few days, and finally finished it.

It turned out that the spot on the wall was a snail. The most painful thing about reading the stream of consciousness ** is that there is no storyline, all the text is written by the author according to his thoughts, sometimes it feels boring, and many times there will be a feeling that I can't read it, and it took me four days to read this article. How did you feel after reading it?

To be honest, I don't know how I feel, but I just feel like I'm finally liberated.

First of all, the specks on the wall are just a breakthrough in the author's association, and in the imaginary world, there are not many thoughts about the spots, just like the ancient Chinese saying that the fugue of bending and respecting is too empty, but gradually entering the world of one's own thoughts through a certain thing. Thought is the accumulation of a person's feelings about the external world for a long time, and the most accumulated in his thoughts are the usual feelings and touches, the things that he usually cares about the most, and also represents the potential consciousness. Our minds are always swayed by the things around us, and the protagonist is always looking for a peaceful and comfortable life.

In the first paragraph, there is this sentence: I looked through the smoke of the cigarette, and my eyes rested on the flaming coals, and the illusion of the past of a bright red flag flying over the castle tower came back to me, and I thought of the countless red knights riding like a tide up the side slope of the black rock wall.

Secondly, what I yearn for in my mind is a peaceful life, and people like the old stupid tenant hang a small portrait of the old house, that is the interesting person, but it seems difficult to have such a life, just like the old lady and young man on the train and the roadside, in a flash. I want to think quietly, calmly, calmly, without anyone bothering me, without having to get up from my chair at all, and easily thinking from one thing to another, without feeling hostile or hindered. What we desire is often what we lack in our lives, because we don't have it before we want it.

It is obvious that war has carved a deep imprint on the protagonist's mind, and he is always haunted by the sense of instability of war, and war means death, so what is death? What about the afterlife? Does a person cease to exist when he dies?

The above is my feeling after reading "Spots on the Wall", I don't know if I have comprehended the author's thoughts, but it is indeed the most direct feeling that "Spots on the Wall" gave me.

The spots on the wall are just a breakthrough for the author to destroy Wu Xiang's thoughts, and in the imaginary world, there are not many thoughts about spots, just like the ancient Chinese saying that the fugue is too void, but gradually enter his own world of thought through a certain thing. Thought is the accumulation of a person's feelings about the external world for a long time, and the most accumulated in his thoughts is the usual feelings and touches, the things that he usually cares about the most, and also represents the potential consciousness.

After reading this article, I feel that some of the philosophies that the author has talked about in it are not often reasonable, and when we encounter some problems, we should not only look at the appearance, we should see some substantive content through the problems.

Her masterpieces are:"Spots on the Wall".

Synopsis of "Spots on the Wall"**. Excerpt from "The History of World Literature". One winter, "I" saw the fire in the furnace and thought of the bright red banner and the red knight.

Because there was a spot on the wall, I thought that maybe it was a nail left a trace, and it was to hang a portrait of a noblewoman, which was associated with a fake, and the conservative artistic pursuit of the owner. Since the spots resemble dark black round objects, probably petals left over from summer, the city of Troy comes to mind.

Shakespeare, Sunday in London, Whitaker Sequence List, Thinking of Freedom, and more. Finally it turns out that the blob is a snail, and the imagination is over. **What the reader sees is not the appearance of the behavior, but the portrayal of the author's soul, and the work shows the state of human life, which can especially arouse the reader's emotional resonance.

Woolf profile Virginia Woolf.

She is a British female writer and literary critic. In 1918, he and her husband Onard Woolf founded the famous "Hogels Publishing House" and served as a joint director. Woolf was a prolific writer who wrote nearly 50 books, including essays, plays, and literary criticism.

He was the main representative of the "Bloomsbury" school in the British literary scene in the twenties. She's still "stream of consciousness."

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Woolf's literary and artistic ideas should be analyzed in detail. She believes that subjective impressions and fantasies are the fundamental objects and centers of literary depiction. Only subjective impressions and fantasies are life, "truth and truth."

At the same time, this life is unpredictable, intricate and unknowable. The task of the home is to manifest this changing, unknowable, and indefinable spiritual world. It should not be written about the stream-of-consciousness state or anything outside of the stream-of-consciousness itself.

The reason why tradition is "unreal" is because it does not represent "all the fantasies" of the characters, and life slips away from their pen. Therefore, it can be seen that Woolf was deeply influenced by the "stream of consciousness" school, and in the relationship between subjectivity and objectivity, she was more inclined to the subjective spirit of man.

Woolf's representative works include "To the Lighthouse", "The Ordinary Reader", "The Voyage", "Kew Gardens Chronicles", "Mrs. Dalloway", "Night and Day", and "Jacob's Room", all of which are very excellent works and have been liked by many people.

The author of "Spots on the Wall" is Woolf, and there are quite a few representative works, such as "The Voyage", "Kew Gardens", "Jacob's Room", "Mrs. Dalloway", "Years", "Dog Flessie", "Three Gini Gold Coins", "Roger Frey's Biography", etc., she is a British female writer, literary critic and literary theorist, a representative of stream-of-consciousness literature, and is known as the pioneer of modernism and feminism in the twentieth century.

Mrs. Dalloway, to the lighthouse, the moment of existence, night and day, voyage, etc., his popularity is still very high, and he has written a lot of good works.

Representative works include "Mrs. Dalloway", "To the Lighthouse", "The Voyage", "Kew Gardens", "Jacob's Room" and so on.

Spots on the Wall tells people: this is **, this is modern**.

As a pure stream-of-consciousness masterpiece, "Spots on the Wall" is well-known in Chinese and foreign literary circles. It appeared in a completely new look, and then conquered the reader and the world with a new look.

It is precisely because of its novelty and its reaction to tradition that the critical interface is dumbfounded by it, and it cannot find the vocabulary and concept of commentary. Even today, its chaos and mixture, the lack of direction and trajectory of its ephemeral consciousness, still make people feel the difficulty of induction and generalization. In particular, the combing and retelling of the plot is even more difficult.

The foothold of the plot combing of "Spots on the Wall" lies in the fact that the narrator has returned to the spot from the terminal of his mind roaming several times, and then set out again according to the new vision.

"Spots on the Wall" is the representative work of the famous stream of consciousness writer Virginia Woolf, the full text describes the moment the author looks up by chance, a series of associations made after seeing the spots on the wall, just like all streams of consciousness**, it has no obvious plot and ups and downs, mainly the author sees the spots on the wall after the divergence of thoughts, to different levels of associations, which is mixed with a variety of associations to society, thinking about the system and thinking about life, and finally has been separated from the spot itself, Then it pulls back to the spot.

But the end: someone is leaning over and saying to me

I'm going out to buy a newspaper. ”

Is it? "But there's no point in buying a newspaper......There was no news. Damn war, to hell with this one! ......Anyway, I don't think we should let a snail lie on a wall. ”

Oh, the spots on the wall! It was a snail.

I have to say that it is intriguing, this is the characteristic of the stream of consciousness**, there is no obvious theme, but when it leads you to think with your mind, it will definitely make people feel different inspiration.