This work closes with a discussion of what the author calls the "androgynous mind" and with an attack on much of the literature of the day.
This work closes with a discussion of what the author calls the "androgynous mind" and with an attack on much of the literature of the day. Dramatizing the author's thought processes through an imaginary narrator who is to be named by the reader as he or she pleases, this essay uses the invented history of Shakespeare's sister Judith to illustrate the difficulties of female authors, supporting the claim that if a woman is to write fiction, she needs money and the title place to work. FTP, what is this essay by Virginia Wolff?
This work closes with a discussion of what the author calls the "androgynous mind" and with an attack on much of the literature of the day.
A Room of One’s Own