The resounding of Woolf’s essay A Room of One’s Own (1929) is starkly visible in scene wherein Mrs Dalloway chooses to occupy a room of her own, segregated from her husband, emphasizing more upon her individual identity than that which has been given to her due to her marital status. The text touches upon various themes such as modernism, insanity, feminism, realism, war etc. The plot in this text does not move in linear progression but keeps the past and present loosely tied together in a complex manner without clear cut distinction between the
The resounding of Woolf’s essay A Room of One’s Own (1929) is starkly visible in scene wherein Mrs Dalloway chooses to occupy a room of her own, segregated from her husband, emphasizing more upon her individual identity than that which has been given to her due to her marital status. The text touches upon various themes such as modernism, insanity, feminism, realism, war etc. The plot in this text does not move in linear progression but keeps the past and present loosely tied together in a complex manner without clear cut distinction between the