Virginia Woolf’s Feminism In A Room Of One's Own

Virginia Woolf tells of one basic message: 'If a woman wants to be a writer, she has to have enough money and a room that belongs to her alone'. The novel A Room Of One's Own was first published in English in October (1929) and translated into several languages, including Arabic, the article was originally in the form of two lectures entitled 'Women and Literature'. Before you turn them into a long essay series titled 'a room of one's own'. This novel is listed as a classic version of the Encyclopedia of European and English Literature, Woolf has used our places and fictional characters and explained to us the way the patriarchal system used to suppress women and their potential. Woolf's work embodies the issue of feminist criticism and thoughts about the feminist monetary movement and founded several recent studies that are concerned with women's roles. What qualities do readers admire in Virginia Woolf's novels and what qualities make Woolf's work attractive to readers? Lovers of Virginia Woolf's novels often talk about women's quality and value, giving them a sense of strength and inspiration in the face of the harsh circumstances and pain that women have experienced.

I plan to explore the highest quality of Virginia Woolf's writings by putting a language on the techniques you use in defending women, and I suggest that I talk about these techniques in the course of tricks, often critics deal with the feminist aspect which discusses in interesting, Richard Lipton White examines in his thesis a chapter on Virginia “is clearly bored by characters who exist through and are defined by their relationships to things rather than to ideas”. Today, feminism is defined: it is a movement that aims to ensure equal rights and opportunities for women. In this plan, you should provide an opportunity to write fiction from the Woolf essay. Although some of Virginia's novels are based on imagination and not stretching into the reality of society, there are sometimes exaggerated A room of One's own novel that she was frank and very direct after she offered us a measure of opinion and personal freedom and self-confidence, and the reader feels comfortable through the writings of Woolf. Virginia Woolf expresses in her book, A Room of One’s Own, as: 'For all the dinners are cooked; the plates and cups washed; the children sent to school and gone out into the world. Nothing remains of it all. All have vanished'. After all, these conclusions were reached that working on one race is something fatal and that there are no differences in their minds as in the body before the art of writing and for women, this must start cooperation through her room and the money, she owns. And have the courage to express and write ideas. The problems with this plan can be achieved by asking the following questions: What did Virginia Woolf focus on her novel? And what are the difficulties that she faced in her life so that she can use these things to treat the society and what is the relationship of feminist in the novel A Room of One's Own How have theoretical concepts evolved in changing women's ideas? Why are there differences and the paradox between men and woman?

Woolf focused on how women can get money to create art and this is a gender problem and the main point of Woolf is if women are not allowed to get money even the women's aristocracy class, they had their husbands who had money and property. Olsen used at Room to meditate on the silences of women that were more marginalized than Shakespeare’s sister, exploring not only gender as one of the “traditional silencers of humanity,” but also “class-economic circumstances-and color” (Olsen, 1978, p. 24). The writings of Virginia derive many subjects and to be a woman capable of writing must go beyond many obstacles in getting the right education, the right place, and the right work, more importantly, the physical independence of women sets a lot of options in becoming independent, and that's what Virginia wants to get in her essay. Woolf said in her essay “a woman must have a room of her own if she is to write fiction' (Woolf, 1929, p.4). This statement shows that women at the time did not have enough money to lose their abilities and did not have a space of their own view of their potentials and abilities, money is the key element in their article and the money is of utmost importance, because women have no political, economic and financial authority, their creativity has been stifled throughout the world. The imagination that Virginia used in her writings for hard and practical use, sometimes imagination is used in order to embody the reality. Under the circumstances of the occasion and the relationship between imagination and personalities is to produce a certain result in circumstances change, whether it be economic, social or political, for better or worse. And in Marcus's critique of her novel, it is considered the first major work in feminist criticism since it has been viewed as the “first modern text of feminist criticism, the model in both theory and practically socialist feminist of a specifically socialist feminist criticism”. In a nutshell, Virginia would find in her article that a woman is free and independent in every field and that the facts given to men must be given to women on an equal footing, equal right to pay, education and employment. “feminism is a social movement that tried to achieve political equality between women and men, with the understanding that gender always intersects with other social hierarchies” (Freedman, 2004, p.24).

To contextualize Woolf concept and apply it on a feminist scale in addition, I will present accurate analyses to a number of critics who have their opinions on the subject. I'll explain in detail what techniques and tricks did Woolf use. It always supports the extremist political behavior of women who are known to themselves as being against the patriarchal system. I'm interested in the ways Woolf offers her story, and what role does Woolf play in overcoming these breakthroughs in her reception of the losses, the goal is to study the project as a successful, popular work that has great difficulty and add a language to the literature that makes it mysterious and completely captivating.