To the Lighthouse

AI Rating: 2/10 - Virginia Woolf's 1927 modernist novel explores perception, time, and family dynamics through stream-of-consciousness, focusing on the Ramsay family. Subtle feminist undertones appear in Lily Briscoe's artistic struggles against patriarchal norms and Mrs. Ramsay's domestic role, reflecting early 20th-century gender tensions. However, these are integrated into psychological depth rather than overt messaging. No identity politics, race, diversity quotas, or social justice preaching; characters are uniformly white, upper-class Brits. Prioritizes literary artistry over activism.