中文摘要
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In this essay, I will explore (im-)personal intensity as the affirmative mode of being depicted in Virginia Woolf's To the Lighthouse. This (im-)personal type of existence features affirmativity to the extent that it immerses beings in intensity through the double fight against personal subjectivity and impersonal chaos. To clarify the importance of this kind of being for the understanding of Lighthouse, I will first review several readings approaching the novel in light of personality and/or impersonality and address their limitations. Then, I will turn to Gilles Deleuze and Felix Guattari's writings on art and elaborate the nature of the being of (im-)personal intensity. With the Deleuzian/Guattarian aesthetics, I will examine the three main characters, or, in Deleuze and Guattari's term, "Figures," of Lighthouse-namely, Mrs. Ramsay, Lily Briscoe, and Mr. Ramsay-and analyze how each constitutes itself as an (im-)personal intensity and thereby has his or her being affirmed. To conclude this essay, I will interpret the middle and second section of the novel-known as "Time Passes"-as another (im-)personal being. Based upon this, I will also deal with the (im-)personality of Lighthouse in itself, the distinction of the novel from Woolf's other works also pertaining to the issue of the (im-)personal, and its positive influence upon Woolf herself.
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