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Una Habitación Propia - Hardcover

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by Adeline Virginia Stephen (Author)

Head of the Bloomsbury Group -- one of the most brilliant generations of the intellectuals in British culture-- and a novelist with an almost mythical aura, Virginia Woolf was also an teacher of essay. The phrase that lends the title of the book «A woman needs money and a room of one's own to dedicate to literature , generated great controversy in its time and has been misunderstood to the point of exhaustion. Where some saw elitism, Woolf wanted to vindicate the figure of the empowered woman through her writings and her economic independence, as a first step towards full realization. Woolf thus became the model author of the second wave of feminism, and offers us an intense and exciting reading that has become a contemporary classic.

Author Biography

Most well known as Virginia Woolf, she was a British writer and author of novels, short stories, plays and other literary works; she is considered one of the most outstanding figures of the avant-garde Anglo-Saxon modernism of the 20th century and international feminism.

Number of Pages: 128
Dimensions: 0.8 x 8.1 x 6.2 IN
Publication Date: April 01, 2023
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