Great Women Thinkers Virginia Woolf: Great Women Thinkers, (Paperback)

<p><em>Virginia Woolf: Great Women Thinkers</em> offers a clear and comprehensive introduction to the foundations, development, and influence of Virginia Woolf's philosophy of "moments of being" across her writing life.</p><p>Considering her work across novels, essays, reviews, diaries, and letters - from early writing to the posthumous final novel - the book shows how Woolf's thinking was shaped by feminism, socialism, and pacifism. It foregrounds<em> A Room of One's Own</em> to trace her ideas on women's rights, education, and poverty; situates her within the Bloomsbury Group and wider philosophical networks; and devotes a substantial final section to political thought, including "A Society", <em>Three Guineas</em>, and "Thoughts on Peace in an Air Raid", establishing Woolf as a philosopher and public intellectual.</p><p>Key themes include: </p><p>- "moments of being" as a philosophical concept</p><p>- feminism, socialism, and pacifism</p><p>- anti-war and anti-fascist political thought</p><p>- peace, violence, and public intellectual engagement</p><p><em>Virginia Woolf: Great Women Thinkers</em> is ideal for undergraduate and postgraduate students in Woolf Studies, Feminist Theory, Gender and Sexuality Studies, Modernism, Philosophy, and Peace Studies, as well as readers across the humanities and social sciences.</p>