
Room of One's Own
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Based on lectures Woolf gave at two women's colleges, this extended essay asks a deceptively simple question: why has so little great literature been written by women? Her answer isn't about talent - it's about material conditions. No income of her own, no private space to work, no permission to take her own writing seriously; she invents "e;Shakespeare's sister"e; to show exactly what genius look...
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Based on lectures Woolf gave at two women's colleges, this extended essay asks a deceptively simple question: why has so little great literature been written by women? Her answer isn't about talent - it's about material conditions. No income of her own, no private space to work, no permission to take her own writing seriously; she invents "e;Shakespeare's sister"e; to show exactly what genius look...
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