Emily Dickinson, in her own words and in translation

«In A Room of One’s Own , Virginia Woolf poses a question that’s had a major impact on discussions of writing and gender over the past and current century: Does writing have a “gender”? Does one’s gender leave a trace in words? Could you tell the gender of a writer just by reading what they’…»   » source  |  + cache
 

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