Ramon Lopez Flores
English 101
Professor Selsby
October 18, 2016
A Room of Ones Own: Shakespeare’s Sister Room, what is it and how much of it is enough? In Virginia Woolf’s book A Room of Ones Own, Woolf brings to life the thought of woman having the room they need to express themselves. The plot of the book is around the Elizabethan era, during this time woman were not privileged as men were, they could not attend school, work, they were not believed to be creative, mistreated and victims of violence if they were disobedient. To this very day Virginia Woolf’s point can still be valid, women do face certain challenges in their every day life
During the Elizabethan Era, around the time Woolf’s book takes place, woman were not treated as men
English 101
Professor Selsby
October 18, 2016
A Room of Ones Own: Shakespeare’s Sister Room, what is it and how much of it is enough? In Virginia Woolf’s book A Room of Ones Own, Woolf brings to life the thought of woman having the room they need to express themselves. The plot of the book is around the Elizabethan era, during this time woman were not privileged as men were, they could not attend school, work, they were not believed to be creative, mistreated and victims of violence if they were disobedient. To this very day Virginia Woolf’s point can still be valid, women do face certain challenges in their every day life
During the Elizabethan Era, around the time Woolf’s book takes place, woman were not treated as men