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Virginia Woolf's Concept of Androgyny and its Writing

Pan Jian

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Androgyny is a literary concept put forward by the British famous woman writer Virginia Woolf,which then became a very important concept of her feminist thought and important component of the western feminism.This thesis will discuss the academic research on Woolf's androgyny,its application in her writing,the main literary images often used by woolf and the influence it brings about to the contemporary feminism.

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Androgyny is a literary concept put forward by the British famous woman writer Virginia Woolf,which then became a very important concept of her feminist thought and important component of the western feminism.This thesis will discuss the academic research on Woolf's androgyny,its application in her writing,the main literary images often used by woolf and the influence it brings about to the contemporary feminism.

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Androgyny is a literary concept put forward by the British famous woman writer Virginia Woolf,which then became a very important concept of her feminist thought and important component of the western feminism.This thesis will discuss the academic research on Woolf's androgyny,its application in her writing,the main literary images often used by woolf and the influence it brings about to the contemporary feminism.

Key concepts: Androgyny, Feminism, Sociology, Aesthetics, Literature, Gender studies, Art, Masculinity

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