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Catherine of Aragon and Judith Shakespeare:

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Catherine of Aragon and Judith Shakespeare:

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Why does Rosenman say in her analysis of A Room that V Woolf establishes an underlying connection between these two women (one a real historical figure and the other an imaginary character?

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How can we analyse voice in A Room?
How does context play a part in the work?

Is A Room a private or public text? Why so?

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How Inequality in wealth affects the educational system

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How Inequality in wealth affects the educational system

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a) Why didn't women have access to money? b)What were they busy with, which prevented them from amassing wealth?
c) What concrete examples does Woolf provide of the difference between male and female colleges?

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What does Woolf have to say about female anger in A Room?

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What is the ideal state for creation according to Woolf?

Which authors achieve this state?

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Mention the thematic concerns Woolf deals with

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What kind of reader is Woolf addressing in A Room?  Who is her intended audience?

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What does Woolf have to say about this issue?

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Is there any shift in narrators? If so, why?

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What symbols does Woolf resort to in A Room?

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Contributions to feminist criticism in A Room 

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Contributions to feminist criticism in A Room 

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Some critics state that Woolf introduces certain strands of feminist criticism in A Room? Which ones do you think Woolf introduces?

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What seems to be the source of male anger?

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Why does Woolf create this character?

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How is the text organized?

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Who are the three Marys?
How is the Ballad of The Four Marys connected to A Room of One's Own?

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Justify and show why it belongs to a certain genre

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Intertextuality: Allusions in A Room of One's Own 

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Intertextuality: Allusions in A Room of One's Own 

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What is the relevance of the allusions made?

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What does Woolf have to say about the female sentence?

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Why is the question of the androgynous mind so important for Woolf?

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Which female authors does Woolf mention?