Virginia Woolf and Feminism

A Room of One’s Own’ (1929) by Virginia Woolf is considered as one the first feminist texts. In fact, gender problems are raised in nearly all her works whether it his novels or numerous essays. Woolf’s attempt to claim equal rights for education, ‘kill angel house’ and give analyses women writers (The Brontë sisters, Jane Austin, Dorothy Richardson) show that a woman-writer capable creating worthwhile work art, represent an ardent fighter woman’s rights. The articles gives these different facets feminism order although liberal ideas humanist worldview strongly felt injustice patriarchal society, she also well noticed faults radical feminism.