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more than this play, though, and also evokes the writings of Virginia Woolf as being a particularly good expression of the point of view of a woman, though one carefully shaped so as to control the anger underlying it--"she was trying to sound as cool as Jane Austen, as Olympian as Shakespeare, because that is the way the men of the culture thought a writer should sound" (Rich 606). Virginia Woolf was a writer who was much concerned with the general plight of women in literature in he

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