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A Room Of One'S Own

By Woolf Virginia

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A Room Of One'S Own Is Virginia Woolf’S Seminal Extended Essay, First Published In 1929, Based On Lectures She Delivered At Cambridge University In 1928. In This Powerful And Poetic Work, Woolf Explores The Societal And Material Conditions Necessary For Women To Write Fiction. Her Central Thesis—“A Woman Must Have Money And A Room Of Her Own If She Is To Write Fiction”—Has Become A Rallying Cry For Feminist Literary Criticism. Using A Fictional Narrator And Narrative, Woolf Examines The Historical Exclusion Of Women From Education And Artistic Expression, Weaving Together Literary Analysis, Historical Reflection, And Personal Insight. She Imagines Shakespeare’S Equally Gifted Sister, Judith, And The Tragic Fate She Would Have Faced, Highlighting The Systemic Barriers That Stifled Female Creativity. The Essay Is Both A Celebration Of Women’S Intellectual Potential And A Critique Of The Patriarchal Structures That Have Long Suppressed It. This Edition Is Part Of The Women Writers Of The World Series, Designed To Showcase Influential Female Voices In Literature

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  • Publisher Arcturus Publishing
  • Series Arctus Cls
  • Vendor BORDERS
  • Release Date 15 May 2018
  • Pages 128 Pages
  • Format Paperback
  • Country of Origin United Kingdom
  • Age 18+
  • Width 0.5 cm
  • Height 19.7 cm
  • Language English
  • Weight 104 g
  • Barcode 9781788881142