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I think that LeMoyne gave us this book to read because their trying to show that going from high school to college is a big step. They wanted a book that would challenge everyone when they're reading it and also make good points about how far we have come as a nation and to be fortunate of that. I don't know why "A Room of Ones Own" has been the common reading book for the last two years. It seems like LeMoyne could find a book that more students would find interesting and might want to read instead of finding it very dry and not reading it at all.    

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I think that LeMoyne gave us this book to read because their trying to show that going from high school to college is a big step. They wanted a book that would challenge everyone when they're reading it and also make good points about how far we have come as a nation and to be fortunate of that. I don't know why "A Room of Ones Own" has been the common reading book for the last two years. It seems like LeMoyne could find a book that more students would find interesting and might want to read instead of finding it very dry and not reading it at all.    

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The author of this blog didn't even want to try to summarize the book, so she went chapter by chapter emphasizing the main points of the chapters. I would have the same problem if I tried to summarize the book in my own words because I feel like the whole book morphed together and just made one big opinion about it. 

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The author of this blog didn't even want to try to summarize the book, so she went chapter by chapter emphasizing the main points of the chapters. I would have the same problem if I tried to summarize the book in my own words because I feel like the whole book morphed together and just made one big opinion about it. 

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http://moonlightandsims.blogspot.com/2014/07/review-room-of-ones-own-virginia-woolf.html

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In this short YouTube video her main point is that she thinks Virginia knew that female authors wrote in an angry tone because they weren't treated equally to men, but she was also saying that to become more equal to men and be taken more serious. Also she says that it is a quick and easy book to read. I totally disagree with this opinion that it was a easy book to read because it took me about 20 days to get though and sometimes had to re-read the chapter to find out what it was actually about. Also this book was written about 100 years ago and women's rights have went a long way since then.

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In this short YouTube video her main point is that she thinks Virginia knew that female authors wrote in an angry tone because they weren't treated equally to men, but she was also saying that to become more equal to men and be taken more serious. Also she says that it is a quick and easy book to read. I totally disagree with this opinion that it was a easy book to read because it took me about 20 days to get though and sometimes had to re-read the chapter to find out what it was actually about. Also this book was written about 100 years ago and women's rights have went a long way since then.

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https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=0bzGPjdheBc

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In this short blog, the author encouraged women to seek their artistic value and gave women permission to take time and space to find a room of their own to create whatever she wants to create. Also at the end it asks what will you create. I find it interesting that all the blogs and YouTube videos that I looked up I couldn't find one about a guy giving his opinion about the book. This could be because "A Room Of Ones Own" is about women and they don't want there ideas shot down and be considered sexist. I agree with this blog because about 100 years ago woman didn't have many rights, they were expected to care for there family and didn't have time to right.      

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In this short blog, the author encouraged women to seek their artistic value and gave women permission to take time and space to find a room of their own to create whatever she wants to create. Also at the end it asks what will you create. I find it interesting that all the blogs and YouTube videos that I looked up I couldn't find one about a guy giving his opinion about the book. This could be because "A Room Of Ones Own" is about women and they don't want there ideas shot down and be considered sexist. I agree with this blog because about 100 years ago woman didn't have many rights, they were expected to care for there family and didn't have time to right.      

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https://due.com/blog/virginia-woolf-a-room-of-ones-own/

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"The infusion of the commonplace with an enriching significance extends from words to things." 

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"The infusion of the commonplace with an enriching significance extends from words to things." 

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Tittle:To the Lighthouse Author: Harold Bloom published 1988 by Chelsea House

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"Savage and beautiful, cruel and compassionate, one of the funniest of modern plays, yet one of the most devastating."

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"Savage and beautiful, cruel and compassionate, one of the funniest of modern plays, yet one of the most devastating."

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Tittle: Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?: Overview
Author Tish Dace
COPYRIGHT 1994 St. James Press

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Why is this a common reading at LMC? What is your take?

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Why is this a common reading at LMC? What is your take?

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I thought it talked a lot about colleges and to be successful you must be smart and go to a very respected collage. In my opinion, going to college isn't the only way to be successful, I know many entrepreneurs that didn't go to collaee and that are making more money than those who did. Also it is very one sided it doesn't give other view points.      

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I thought it talked a lot about colleges and to be successful you must be smart and go to a very respected collage. In my opinion, going to college isn't the only way to be successful, I know many entrepreneurs that didn't go to collaee and that are making more money than those who did. Also it is very one sided it doesn't give other view points.      

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This was very challenging to read and it took me a lot of time to finish it because I was not interested in it at all, but the book made some good points thought out the book. For example, where Virgina Woolf states, "Fear and hatred were almost gone, or traces of them showed only in a slight exaggeration of the joy of freedom." I think she includes very good ideas in the book that get the reader thinking (especially made me think).

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This was very challenging to read and it took me a lot of time to finish it because I was not interested in it at all, but the book made some good points thought out the book. For example, where Virgina Woolf states, "Fear and hatred were almost gone, or traces of them showed only in a slight exaggeration of the joy of freedom." I think she includes very good ideas in the book that get the reader thinking (especially made me think).

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After reading this book I only had a little idea what it was about, therefore, in my own words I would say its about women needing to have money and a room of her own if she wants write fiction. I think that is the only thing Virgina Woolf made clear throughout the book. 

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After reading this book I only had a little idea what it was about, therefore, in my own words I would say its about women needing to have money and a room of her own if she wants write fiction. I think that is the only thing Virgina Woolf made clear throughout the book. 