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To the Lighthouse, a novel (1927) by British writer Virginia Woolf. Typical of Woolf's more experimental novels in its unusual structure and use of stream-of-consciousness narrative, it is set at the vacation home of the Ramsay family on a Scottish island. Through the relationship between Mrs. Ramsay and a young painter, Lily Briscoe, Woolf explores the changing roles and attitudes of contemporary women.
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