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She wrote: A play entitled Melymbrosia, in 1908, continued writing novels and essays throughout her life. In 1925 Virginia Woolf achieved great success with Mrs. Dalloway, possibly his most well-known work

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She was Adeline Virginia Stephen.

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She was a British writer.

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She was  Born on january 25,  1882

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She was of British nationality.

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She did not go to school, she received classes from her father and private tutors.
After the death of her parents she was briefly admitted after nervious breakdowns and later by depressive attacks.

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She wrote a series of essays that revolved around the condition of women, in which he highlighted the social construction of female identity

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At nine years old she created a kind of family newspaper. She spoke regularly in colleges and universities and in the mid-30s was considered an intellectual, as well as an innovative and influential writer and a pioneering feminist.

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With eight written novels and more than thirty books of other genres, Virginia Woolf continues to be one of the most influential writers of literature

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Despite the multiple depressive attacks, she was an exceptional writer who overcame the standards of literature. Woolf was a woman who opened paths in a world that was only of men.

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She suffered discrimination because she was a woman in a world where literature was regulated by men.