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A Room of One's Own - Red Cat Classics Book Description Virginia Woolf's A Room of One's Own is one of the classic works of feminist criticism. Woolf underlines one by one the disadvantages women have faced throughout history. While she says that literature and history are a male structure that marginalizes women, she rejects an acceptance that has existed for years, that women are inferior beings and inferior writers. It covers a wide range of "Women and Fiction Literature" under different headings, from Jane Austen to George Eliota, from the Brontë sisters to Shakespeare's fictional sister. She expresses the importance of the freedom to think and write for herself with her unforgettable statement, "If a woman is going to write fiction, she must have money and a room of her own." (…) If the woman begins to tell the truth, the man in the mirror becomes smaller and less fit for life. If he does not see himself at least twice as big as he is at breakfast and dinner, how can he continue to give judgment, civilize the natives, make laws, write books, and give speeches in elegant clothes at feasts? " (From the Promotional Bulletin)