A Room of One's Own
Virginia Woolf : A Room Of One's Own (2)
What is the role of tradition in the experience of a woman writer, according to virginia woolf
What is the role of tradition in the experience of a woman writer, according to virginia woolf
I think that Woolf had to contend with the fact that the writing "tradition" was primarily a male occupation. Women writers were considered outside the mainstream and not a part of the classic writing canon. Woolf knew it was an uphill battle for women, like herself, to be taken seriously by the established patriarchal order.