A Room of One’s Own, Chapter 1, Part 2 by Jiarui Li

Why did Woolf state that “a woman must have money and a room of her own if she is to write fiction” ? What do you think about this statement?

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What do you think about the quote “Only the Fellows and Scholars are allowed here; the gravel is the place for me” ? What does it symbolize?

pl1003030_1_13 — 2024-10-30 03:34:28 UTC

In today’s world, what are some examples of “invisible boundaries” that still limit certain groups from accessing opportunities?

pl1003030_1_13 — 2024-10-30 03:35:57 UTC

What do you think about the quote “ An unending stream of gold and silver… has flowed into this court perpetually to keep the stones coming and the masons working. An unending stream of gold and silver… has flowed into this court perpetually to keep the stones coming and the masons working” ? What is the use of irony?

pl1003030_1_13 — 2024-10-30 03:45:14 UTC

How does Woolf’s ironic depiction of these meals reflect deeper inequalities?

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pl1003030_1_13 — 2024-10-30 03:48:02 UTC

What do you think about the quote “The sight of that abrupt and truncated animal padding softly across the quadrangle changed… the emotional light for me” ? What does the tailless cat serve in this quote?

What other symbols in literature or real life represent incomplete experiences or denied opportunities?

pl1003030_1_13 — 2024-10-30 03:49:20 UTC

Take a moment to reflect on Woolf’s central idea. Think of one sentence about how you think access to resources like financial, educational affects creativity today.

pl1003030_1_13 — 2024-10-30 03:52:00 UTC