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Virginia Woolf’s Androgyny Feminist Theory Reflected in Her Novels

Author: ZengZuo
Tutor: ZhangGuangKui
School: Guangdong College of Commerce
Course: English Language and Literature
Keywords: Virginia Woolf Androgyny Feminism
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Type: Master's thesis
Year: 2011
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Abstract


British writer Virginia Woolf is a par with the French writer Simone de Beauvoir Feminist Criticism theorist. Woolf in 1929 comments \However, the comments made in this idea already in its 1920s of three novels to be seen, but over time gradually deepened. For the \This paper selected feminist perspective on the novel rather \The novel \In \\In the \This paper consists of six parts, selected with \. First, in the introductory section summarizes Since the last century, scholars Woolf feminist perspective on androgyny especially feminist theory Research. The first chapter briefly describes Woolf's family background and Bloomsbury Circle formation of its feminist ideology impact. By comparing the second chapter, \She is a rational man, brave, independent and inclusive of women and love in one of the \She loves to learn, to accept new ideas, dare to challenge tradition. She brought her all the advantages of creating a happy life force. Compared to middle-aged people in the frustration of struggling Clarissa, Sally's life is successful. Sally not only in the performance of its capability to deal with relations between the sexes, but also writing his own beautiful life. Woolf androgynous body thought to be revealed in Sally. The third chapter of the analysis is based on Woolf in 1927 created the \In this thesis, the ultimate success of the reason why did not choose to \However, this once again proves just like Woolf androgynous image appreciated. In contrast, paper selected for analysis Ramsay couple. Has a simple and very feminine Lamuqifu Mr. Ramsay masculinity constitute a pair of binary oppositions, and this extreme opposition party which eventually led to demise. In this novel, Woolf again with a counter-example to understand the minds of single-sex brought to mankind disaster. Chapter dedicated to the research androgyny Woolf novel \The novel is Woolf's most popular novels. In the works, from a man named Orlando Woolf with the magical transformation into daughter body, after three centuries but still not the old legend, the sustenance of writers androgynous thought. After a magical incarnations later, also has two sex experiences and ideas, and can be easily installed through the work of both sexes and women engaged in Orlando, only completed the time-consuming three centuries masterpiece \the fate of life, writing her immortal perfect life. \She stressed the way of thinking of both sexes importance of writers, but also for dealing with gender relations put forward the ideal solution. Through analysis of the above points, we draw the following conclusions: Virginia Woolf that feminism should not be a starting point for gender overwhelm other sex, but to achieve a desired gender balance. Men and women thought necessary ideological exist in everyone's minds, men able to think from the perspective of women, while women are able to think from a male perspective, two ideas with the tacit understanding and harmony. And Woolf's androgynous characters in the novel of ideas by shaping to its interpretation.

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