Orlando

Virginia Woolf’s novel “Orlando” is an extraordinary journey across several centuries, exploring questions of gender, identity, European history, and literature. The protagonist, Orlando, transforms from a man into a woman and lives for hundreds of years, observing shifts in society and culture. Marked by subtle irony and an exquisite style, Woolf’s work serves not only as a critique of patriarchal systems, but also as a brilliant exploration of human nature.