Social SciencesSociologyFeminist TheoryWomen WritersAlienated ConsciousnessFemale Subject Formation
If one is a woman, one is often surprised by a sudden splitting of consciousness, say in walking down Whitehall, when from being the natural inheritor of that civilization, she becomes, on the contrary, outside of it, alien and critical. Virginia Woolf
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