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✦A Room of One's OwnVirginia Woolf
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Essays · 1929
A Room of One's Own
Moving between imagined libraries, university lawns, and the history of women's writing, Woolf asks what a person needs in order to create. A lucid, playful argument for material freedom and a room in which to think.
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