Colour in 'To The Lighthouse'

Paper: Modernist Literature
Topic: Colour in 'To The Lighthouse'


Colour in "To The Lighthouse" from dipaliparmar244


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  1. Unknown28 November 2016 at 02:53

    color reflected human sorrow and happiness is this true?

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    1. Dipali Parmar28 November 2016 at 22:10

      Yes its true that colour reflects human emotions and feelings. Every colour is a symbol of particular feelings of human nature. Like red reflects anger, black shows sadness & white shows calmness. In literature it is effectively used by the writers as here by Virginia Woolf.

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  2. Vaidehi Hariyani28 November 2016 at 07:36

    In the presentation you said that Pink Colour is a sign of happiness of women, but doesn't it also reflects the delicate side of the women? What's your opinion on this?

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    1. Dipali Parmar28 November 2016 at 22:06

      Yes, I agree. Pink reflects the delicate side of women. The controversies of Blue & Pink is still in debate as gender colours. Pink shows soft corner and calm nature, which mostly found in women. But now-a-days women are selecting blue colour, which shows equality.

      My presentation throws light on 19th century women's qualities which differs from today's.

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    2. Vaidehi Hariyani30 November 2016 at 23:27

      Thanks for your satisfactory answer.

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