Mary Gallant (ed.), A Feminist Case-Study in Transnational Migration: The Anne Jemima Clough Journals
In one of the far-reaching questions ingeniously put to “Mary Seton” in the opening chapter of A Room of One’s Own, Virginia Woolf inquires as to where women’s colleges like “Fernham” came from, and how come they are so poorly endowed:. . . but this college, where we are now sitting, what lies bene...
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Cahiers victoriens et édouardiens
2015
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| Shrnutí: | In one of the far-reaching questions ingeniously put to “Mary Seton” in the opening chapter of A Room of One’s Own, Virginia Woolf inquires as to where women’s colleges like “Fernham” came from, and how come they are so poorly endowed:. . . but this college, where we are now sitting, what lies beneath its gallant red brick and the wild unkempt grasses of the garden? What force is behind that plain china off which we dined, and (here it popped out of my mouth before I could stop it) the beef,... |
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