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Shakespeare's Sister from "A Room of One's Own" Thesis: Any women, born in the sixteenth century, possessing any talent for poetry or artistic expression, was hindered by the societal beliefs of this time period. Main Points: • 1078-1079- Tells the imaginary story of Shakespeare's sister, Judith. How she had to deal with being a talented woman in this repressed society. How this repression eventually led her to killing herself. • 1079- In this time, genius was not an innate gift but rather it comes through education and experience.
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