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The Classical Feminist Tradition in Literature - Lecture 20

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This lecture examines feminist criticism through Virginia Woolf’s A Room of One’s Own, analyzing its structure, rhetoric, treatment of women writers, and ideas about gendered language and androgyny.

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- Chapter 1. Transition into Feminist Theory: Tony the Tow Truck
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- Chapter 2. Overlapping Identities
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- Chapter 3. The Structure of A Room of One's Own
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- Chapter 4. Feminist Criticism and A Room of One's Own
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- Chapter 5. Women's Language and the Male Sentence
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- Chapter 6. Complications and Implications of Classical Feminism
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