This document provides background information on Virginia Woolf and analyzes two of her works, Orlando and A Room of One's Own, from a feminist perspective. It introduces Woolf as a journalist, writer, and influential figure in feminist criticism and modernist literature. It summarizes the plots of Orlando, about a poet who changes sex, and A Room of One's Own, an extended essay about the importance of women having their own space and money to write. The document examines these works through a feminist lens.

1. A Feminist
Approach to the
work of Virginia
Woolf :Orlando & A
Room of One's own
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2. Virginia Woolf

3. Virginia Woolf
• She was a journalist as well as a writer
and she made great achievements. Her
Novels were revolutionary and
outstanding for it's development of
feminist Criticism and Modernist
movement.
• She was home schooled but her family
had a rich and
expensive family library in which
Virginia Woolf could indulge herself
in reading and writing.
• Later she grew up to be a Feminist and
she believed in the power of woman.

4. Virginia Woolf
• She ended her own life by
committing a suicide a and the
reason is thought to be the
depression she suffered all
throughout her life.
• The works of Virginia Woolf
• Orlando( 1928)
• A Room of one's House
• To The Light house
• Ms. Dalloway

5. A quotes of Virginia Woolf
*woman must have money and a room of her own if she is to write fiction.
*As a woman I have no country. As a woman my country is the whole world.
*If you do not tell the truth about yourself you cannot tell it about other people.
*For most of history, Anonymous was a woman.
*The eyes of others our prisons; their thoughts our cages.

6. Orlando
• Orlando is a novel by Virginia
Woolf in 1928.
• The book describes
the adventures of poet who
changes sex from man and
woman.

7. A Room of
one's own
• It is an extended essay by
Virginia Woolf.
• First published on 24
October 1929
• This essay based on series
of lectures she delivered
at new ham college and
Gritan college, two
women's colleges at
Cambridge University in
October 1928.

8. A
Feminist
Approach

9. Works cited
• Woolf, By Virginia. “Orlando Quotes and Analysis.”
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