Introduction
Virginia Woolf is not only one of the most famous women writers in the English language, she is also notorious for her so-called feminist essays and views. A Room of One’s Own, published in 1929, was followed in 1938 by yet another so-called feminist text, Three Guineas, and the critical and public...
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Études britanniques contemporaines
2020
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| Sumari: | Virginia Woolf is not only one of the most famous women writers in the English language, she is also notorious for her so-called feminist essays and views. A Room of One’s Own, published in 1929, was followed in 1938 by yet another so-called feminist text, Three Guineas, and the critical and public acclaim of these were to classify Woolf amongst the leading feminist artists for a long time. The 1983 book edited by Jane Marcus, Virginia Woolf: The Feminist Slant and Rachel Bowlby’s Feminist D... |
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