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Virginia Woolf: Thinking Freely in a World That Watched Women

Virginia Woolf is often remembered for her brilliance. Less often for the quiet cost of thinking freely. This video looks at Woolf not as a tragedy, but as a woman insisting on intellectual space in a world that closely managed women’s minds. Long before her most famous works, she was already asking radical questions: Who gets uninterrupted time to think? Who is allowed privacy? And what happens when a woman refuses to shrink her inner life? This is Part One of a two-part exploration of Virginia Woolf’s thinking, restraint, and the pressures that shaped her work. The thinking went on.