英文摘要 |
By way of discussing Virginia Woolf's”Professions for Women,”this essay introduces the source of”the Angle in the House,”and examines the social-historical implications of such an idealized womanhood against the background of late 19(superscript th)-early 20th Century Women's Movement. Of particular interests is how discriminations in class, gender and sexuality are inscribed into such an image to regulate the subjectivity of women. This essay suggests,”woman”is a space of imagination, a site of contention, one fluctuated under various discursive powers. |