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Taking the Bull by the Udders’: Sexual Difference in Virginia Woolf—a Conspiracy Theory

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Virginia Woolf and Bloomsbury

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It has been with a considerable shaking in my shoes, and a feeling of treading upon a carpet of eggs, that I have taken the cow by the horns in this chapter, and broached the subject of the part that the feminine mind has played — and minds as well, deeply feminized, not technically on the distaffside — in the erection of our present criteria. For fifteen years I have subsisted in this to me suffocating atmosphere.

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Marcus, J. (1987). Taking the Bull by the Udders’: Sexual Difference in Virginia Woolf—a Conspiracy Theory. In: Marcus, J. (eds) Virginia Woolf and Bloomsbury. Palgrave Macmillan, London. https://doi.org/10.1007/978-1-349-18480-4_9

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