Quote by Virginia Woolf

Women and fiction remain, so far as I am concerned, unsolved problems.

Women and fiction remain, so far as I am concerned, unsolved

Summary

In this quote, the author is asserting that the topics of women and fiction continue to present unresolved dilemmas or challenges. The author's perspective hints at the complexity of understanding and fully addressing the issues associated with women and the portrayal of women in literary works. It implies that there is more to be explored and understood in order to unravel the complexities surrounding women's experiences and the representation of women in fiction.

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Problems Women Empowerment Fiction Gender On Fiction Women Writers

By Virginia Woolf

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