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By Lea Robyn
Virginia Woolf
This influential essay, first published in 1929, delves into the societal and material conditions necessary for women to achieve creative and intellectual freedom. Woolf argues for the importance of financial security and a dedicated personal space, famously stating that a woman needs "money and a room of her own" to write fiction. The work examines historical barriers faced by female artists and thinkers, advocating for a fundamental shift in opportunities.