The proper relationship between the artist and society has been an important theme in the work of any number of major authors, and, as one would expect, has been of particular interest to women writers, many of whom feel estranged from the dominant patriarchal culture. The problem is discussed in great depth by Virginia Woolf in A Room of One's Own (1929). Among the contemporary women writers who have dealt with the issue are Joyce Carol Oates, Eudora Welty,.....
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