Woolf in her essay “A room of one’s own” she invented a women writer and a novel. The main idea is to express the difficulties of a women writer and how important are these difficulties in the writer’s inspiration. Woolf analized the negative points which affect the writer’s inspiration. The first thing that Woolf says it is the importance of having a room of one’s own. It is normal that men have a personal place, a room forbbiden for children, a room for work. However a personal room for women was totally mad for those times. Even at the present time it is still weird, why a woman would need her own room? Woolf through her apectacular writing answer the question. She explaines that this personal room which has a door with a lock means that everything that exist out of the room is not important. Now everything is in the room it is important, and this room would be able to inspire the women writer.
On the other hand Woolf was not a poor person, she belonged to a middle upper class family. For this reason Woolf could write without to be worried about lack of money or working. Maybe Woolf did not know the unfair situation of the women who worked in the factories in terrible conditions. However, she knew gender discrimination and how difficult is to be a women writer in those times. The 20th century was the women movement, the women’s liberation, the female power and they fought and women got important things. The female vote, fair working conditions, etc. Nevertheless Woolf contributed to women liberation from other point of view. From the artistic point of view she contributed to women’s mind liberation.
In my case to know and to research about this writer was an unforgettable experience as a woman. I have learnt through this woman and others that I must to respect myself, my body, my spirit because they in the past work very hard for us. Thanks these brave women that at the present time we can study, work, write, sing, etc. Thanks these women we can make our own desicion and thanks Virginia Woolf that I am going to have my own room...