analysis of “Professions for Women” by Virginia Woolf following the criteria:
1. Read The Little Seagull Handbook section W-8 “Rhetorical Analyses.”
2. Read “Professions for Women” by Virginia Woolf (located in the corresponding module per the syllabus schedule). The Woolf essay is the primary source, and you will r
3. Select one of the topics below for your essay. Do not simply give your opinion or provide a summary. Though it is not required, you may find it helpful to sketch out a brief outline that includes a thesis, topic sentences, and a few details from the Woolf piece before you start writing a draft. This way, you can organize your thoughts before you get too far into the writing process.
a) How is Woolf’s speech a feminist argument?
b) How does Woolf’s murder of the angel represent the push against domestic restrictions placed on women?
