PrefaceAbbreviationsIntroduction 0.1 Critical Survey of the Studies on Artistic Forms of Woolf's Fiction 0.2 Woolf's View of Artistic Forms in Fiction 0.3 Inevitability of Painting, Poetry and Play as Woolf's Reference 0.4 The Argument and Organization of the BookChapter One The Art of Painting in To the Lighthouse 1.1 Realist Representation of Objective Reality and "Metapicture" 1.2 Impressionist Capture of Color, Light and Subjective Reality 1.3 Post-Impressionist Design, Distortion and Simplification 1.4 Cubist Perspectives, Fragments and SynthesisChapter Two The Art of Poetry in The Waves 2.1 Woolf's Concept of Poetry and Its Practice 2.2 Poetic Effects of "Stream of Consciousness" 2.3 Symbolism and Rhythm 2.4 Poet as a "Philosopher"Chapter Three The Art of Play in Between the Acts 3.1 Woolf's Concept of "novel-play" and Its Practice 3.2 Parallel Structure and Polyphony 3.3 Pageant as Instruments of Review and Reform 3.4 Play as a MetaphorConclusionWorkS Cited��ӛ