... abstractly, or independent of one's own involvement. This is certainly true of A Room Of One's Own. In A Room Of One's Own, women and fiction is explored by a woman who through a sense of self-awareness creates fiction, and this necessarily suggests a close connection between the speaker and what is said. Not surprisingly, sometimes the narrator in A Room Of One's Own expresses anger ... of the interruption, her little thought had gone into hiding. Such is the effect of having someone "but in on" you. One might assume that, if such interruptions are the common lot of those who don't hav...

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