A Room of One's Own

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Exploring the barriers women face in literature and society, this influential essay delves into the necessity of financial independence and personal space for creative expression. Through the lens of a hypothetical sister of Shakespeare, it highlights historical biases and societal conventions that have stifled women's voices. Based on lectures delivered at women's colleges in Cambridge, it remains a seminal work in feminist literature, inspiring generations of women to seek their own paths in writing and beyond.