... , is how she came to her view about the privacy and the money - and this provides the work's structure. A Room Of One's Own, one might say, is a kind of cultural odyssey where one can experience someone moving past different landmarks toward a settled place, or in this case, a settled opinion. And following her through the journey - noting her stops and the different ... have. In addition, she has views about what women are like and how it affects the fiction they create. She also has views about what women writers are like. She notes at one point, for example, that the great 19th centur...

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