THE ARTISTIC STRUCTURE OF VIRGINIA WOOLF’S EXPERIMENTAL NOVELS

Abstract

This article analyzes the artistic structure of experemental novels of Virginia Woolf, a bright representative of modernist literature of the twentieth century, from a literary point of view. We are talkng about the emergence in English literature of the method of “modernism” and in the early twentieth century, to replace the apparent stability and orderlines of Victorian literature is approaching something new, choatic in structure. And also highlights the fact that the experemental work of Virginia Woolf led to a change in the novel structure, in her novels the main criterion is not the image of the “body” and “soul”, the human spirit-more specifically, the process of his “inner work”. The experemental novels of Virginia Woolf as “Jacob’s Room”, “Mrs Dalloway”, the relationsof researchers of that time to her works are considered, their opinions are stated.