incubator ofmodernartistic thought Married Leonard Woolf,a critic and writer on economics and politics. Virginia Woolf,her husband,her siblings,and their friends became known as the Bloomsbury Group. In 1917 the Woolfs founded Hogarth Press Her mother's death in 1895 trigger the first mental breakdown. When father died in 1904.suffered a second breakdown and attempted suicide by jumping out ofwindow On Match 28,1941,she left notes for her husband Leonard Woolf and sister Vanessa before drowning in the River Ouse. 2.0 Literary career Dissatisfied with the novel based on familiar,factual,and external details,Virginia Woolf followed experimental clues to a more internal,subjective,and in a sense more personal rendering of experience than had been provided by Henry James,Marcel Proust,and James Joyce. In the works of these masters the reality of time and experience 5 had formed the stream of consciousness,a concept that probably originated with William James Virginia Woolf lived in and responded to a world in which certitudes were collapsing under the stresses of changingincubator of modern artistic thought. Married Leonard Woolf, a critic and writer on economics and politics. Virginia Woolf, her husband, her siblings, and their friends became known as the Bloomsbury Group. In 1917 the Woolfs founded Hogarth Press Her mother’s death in 1895 trigger the first mental breakdown. When father died in 1904, suffered a second breakdown and attempted suicide by jumping out of window. On Match 28, 1941, she left notes for her husband Leonard Woolf and sister Vanessa before drowning in the River Ouse. 2.0 Literary career Dissatisfied with the novel based on familiar, factual, and external details, Virginia Woolf followed experimental clues to a more internal, subjective, and in a sense more personal rendering of experience than had been provided by Henry James, Marcel Proust, and James Joyce. In the works of these masters the reality of time and experience had formed the stream of consciousness, a concept that probably originated with William James. Virginia Woolf lived in and responded to a world in which certitudes were collapsing under the stresses of changing 5’ 5’ 5’ 5’ 5’