'But you will say, we asked you to speak about women and fiction – what does that have to do with a room of one's own?' A Room of One's Own is based on a lecture that Virginia Woolf gave in 1928 at Girton College, Cambridge. The work is considered a milestone in feminist thought.
Contents
- The necessity of financial independence and a private space for women to be able to write
- Discussion of authors such as Jane Austen, Aphra Behn, and the Brontë sisters
- The tragic story of Shakespeare's fictional sister Judith
The book remains a powerful call for female creativity and independence in a male-dominated world.
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- Language: English
- Suitable for self-study and education
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