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In the novel, Mrs. Ramsay is a woman who makes contribution to her husband. She sacrifices herself for breaking through absolute oppose situation between men and women and tries to seek a harmonious world of male and female. She realizes her value through owning independent personality and life target of herself. But when she was 40 years old, she realizes that a woman only has independent spirit and feminist consciousness, she can own indeed life.
3.3 Lily’s feminism莉莉的女权主义
Lily Briscoe is an artist. She attempts to capture her feelings of reality and of experience throughout her first visit to the house on the island. When she returns, she manages to do so, and finishes her picture. This takes place at the same time as the remainder of the family arrives at the lighthouse. Lily is a very special female. As an artist, Lily is sensitive about the role of women and feels constantly pressurized by Mrs. Ramsay into bolstering male egos. Mrs. Ramsay obviously wills her to be polite to Charlie Tansley, the skeptical follower of Mrs. Ramsay, yet she finds it hard and feels she is betraying her own nature to so abase herself. Tandley really doesn’t like women, and he think that “It is the women’s fault. Women made civilization impossible with all their ‘charm’, all their silliness.” The draining effect Lily feels when she is expected to bolster up Tansley is also connected with the sensation she has when he is around that he is constantly deprecating her work. ‘Women can’t write, and women can’t paint’. However, Lily still finished her painting finally regardless of his discrimination to women. This is the first aspect which can reflect her feminist. And the second aspect: In the last section, Mr. Ramsay comes to Lily, now that her wife is dead, to provide the sympathy which he feels is the women’s role to provide for a man. This self-sacrifice drains women of energy and prevents them from painting or doing anything creative. In the traditional men and women’s view, it is women’s responsibility. But Lily doesn’t think so. She feels both that she can’t and won’t give sympathy, must keep herself inviolate emotionally and she can’t create, which is her life, and yet that in some way she is being less than a woman by refusing to sympathies. She doesn’t think this is women’s responsibility which is reflection of feminist.
4. Conclusion4结论
As far as her writing style was concerned, she makes contribution to female authors. Plot is her greatest enemy in her works. She is a fascinating experimental writer. She engages with an insider view of people’s thoughts and feelings. She is also sharply aware of pomposity, hypocrisy and silliness, and sensitive to the slightest changes in moods and relationships between people. In To the Lighthouse, she describes two main female. One is Mrs. Ramsay, and another is Lily. Mrs. Ramsay is like an angel, while Lily is a traitor and a feminist. To the Lighthouse reflects her feminist and stream of consciousness obviously.
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