The writers who had created works involving the technique had focused the emotional and psychological processes that happened in the mind of the personages, amongst them we can cite Virginia Woolf and Katherine Mansfield. 4. Virginia author Woolf (1882? 1941) Virginia Woolf was born Adeline Virginia Stephen in 1882, in the city of London. The eminence of its father, Sir Leslie Stephen, as publisher, critic and bigrafo, made with that Virginia and its brothers grew in an environment influenced for Victorian literary society (1837? 1901, reigned of the Queen Victory of the United kingdom of Great-Britain and Ireland). After the death of the father, in 1904, Virginia if moved for Bloomsbury, in the central area of London, and came to know the intellectuals who would come to form ‘ ‘ group of Bloomsbury’ ‘ a group of intellectuals, philosophers and writers who promoted informal quarrels on literature, aesthetic, critical, economy, feminism, pacifism and sexuality.
To confirm, we have the following citation: The first meetings of the group if leaned over on ethical, aesthetic and philosophical questions, initially in a spirit of ‘ ‘ agnosticismo’ ‘ , sufficiently influenced for the philosophers G.E.Moore, Whitehead and Bertrand Russell. The initial circle later was become enlarged, in order to accomodate new interests? mainly aesthetic? did not arrive to form ‘ ‘ one escola’ ‘. (RASP, 2002) Such citation in the ones of the details of as the group functioned and on which questions it argued. In 1912, Virginia was married Leonard Woolf, who established, in 1917, the publishing company Hogarth Press, that disclosed innumerable writers; between them, Katherine Mansfield. After World War I (1914? 1918), the group if located against the literary traditions, social politics and of the Victorian Age.