Dialogism in V.Woolf's "To the lighthouse"

The article investigates the system of narrative levels of "To the Lighthouse" which turn out to be isomorphous. Communication between the characters in the novel is similar to the relations between narrator and nar-ratator and between the implicit author and the implicit reader. Unsuccessful dialogue shifts towards the essential unity beyond explicit word and direct orientation towards the recipient. Bakhtin's theory is treated as applicable to modernist novel.