Post-war Spatial Production in Mrs Dalloway

The present study examines Virginia Woolf’s Mrs Dalloway as a cartographic work mapping the intricacies of post-war experience in London. novel, telescoping all its action into one single day and foregrounding mobility space, captures pervasive effects Great War ramifications on individuals society, this spatially-oriented literary analysis it investigates diverse yet relational processes spatial production. To end, physical spaces, dominant discourses characters’ negotiation their lived spaces will be addressed by referring to theories scholars such Henri Lefebvre Edward Soja. Dalloway, critical textual charts convergence private public, imagined, past present, thereby contests defined prescribed social system.