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Binding
Hardback
Number of Pages
112
Age Group
All
Language
English
Book Summary
A Room Of One's Own Is Virginia Woolf's Enduring Exploration Of Creativity, Gender, And Space, Delivered As A Sharp, Humane Literary Essay. Written For Readers Curious About Feminist History, Literary Culture, And The Courage To Claim One’S Own Voice, The Tone Is Thoughtful, Hopeful, And Quietly Provocative.
In A Room Of One's Own, Woolf Builds Her Argument Through Vivid Anecdotes, Elegant Reasoning, And A Tone That Feels Like A Conversation Among Friends. The Essay Blends Cultural History With Personal Reflection, Moving From University Corridors To The Broader Question Of What Independence And Privacy Enable Women To Write And Think. The Structure Is Accessible And Inviting, Letting Readers Follow A Compelling Case Without Feeling Lectured.
Key Concepts—Economic Independence, The Necessity Of Physical Space, And The Imagined Existence Of "Shakespeare's Sisters"—Are Explored With Wit And Empathy. Whether You Approach It As Literature, History, Or Social Critique, The Experience Remains Engaging: Woolf’S Observations Are Sharp, Yet Playful, And The Prose Invites Reflection As It Inspires Action. This Is A Non-Fiction Work That Reads With The Momentum Of A Conversation, Offering Timeless Relevance For Today’S Conversations About Gender And Equality.
After Finishing A Room Of One's Own, Readers Gain A Deeper Understanding Of How Space—Physical Rooms And Mental Spaces—Shapes Who Can Write, Dream, And Belong. It Leaves You Feeling Inspired, More Confident To Claim Your Own Place, And Committed To Continuing The Conversation About Equality And Creative Freedom.
Product Details
Author
Virginia Woolf
Publisher
Penguin Random House
Number of Pages
112
Language
English
SKU
BK0503465
ISBN
9789815202250
Reading Age
All
Dimensions
20.3 x 25.4 x 4.7 cm
Binding
Hardback
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Virginia Woolf, Born On 25 January 1882, Was One Of The Most Inventive Authors Of The Twentieth Century. Though Mrs Dalloway (1925) And To Theighthouse (1927) Are Perhaps Her Best-Known Works, She Was Also A Prolific Writer Of Essays, Diaries, Correspondence And Biographies. Woolf ’S Writing Depicts The Rapidly Evolving World In Which She Wasiving In Both Style And Subject Matter. She Struggled With Mental Illness Throughout Herife And Attempted Suicide Twice Before Drowning Herself In River Ouse On 28 March 1941.