To the Lighthouse

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Philosophical introspection takes center stage in this modernist novel, where the plot is secondary to the exploration of thoughts and observations. With minimal dialogue and action, it delves into childhood memories and adult relationships, weaving themes of loss, subjectivity, and the nature of art. Recognized for its innovative use of multiple focalization, the work has received acclaim, being ranked among the top English-language novels of the 20th century by both the Modern Library and TIME magazine.