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What Virginia Woolf's Memoir Has In Common With A Book For Toddlers
What does Peepo!, a popular picture book from the 1980s, have in common with Virginia Woolfs unfinished wartime memoir? More than a little, as it turns out.
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Google Doodle Honors Virginia Woolf: 7 Important Quotes By The Author About Women's Education And Vocation
Virginia Woolf, among other things, talked about how women for centuries had been deprived of the opportunity to educate themselves and write.
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Virginia Woolf Is Today's Google Doodle: A Look At English Writer's Famous Works
Today's Google Doodle, the famous British literary luminary Virginia Woolf inspired a generation of feminists.
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Virginia Woolf Celebrated With Google's Doodle On Her 136th Birthday
Today Google celebrates English novelist Virginia Woolf on her 136th birthday with a doodle. Widely regarded as one of the most distinguished literary figures of the 20th century, her works include modernist classics such as 'Mrs. Dalloway' (1925) and 'To the Lighthouse' (1927).
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Pulitzer-Winning Playwright Edward Albee Dies At 88: Media
Pulitzer-winning US playwright Edward Albee, author of such masterpieces as "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" died Friday at age 88, The New York Times reported.
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Love On Lithium: What Happened When I Told My Girlfriend That I Have Bipolar Disorder
On the top bunk I woke early, thinking of weddings: the one where we met, the one I saw in our future. But feeling in love with everything made it hard to tell how I felt about her. "The difficulty is the usual one," as Virginia Woolf once wrote, "How to adjust the two worlds. It's no good getting violently excited: one must combine."
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The F-Word Returns: Gender (In)equality Depicted in Cartoons
For every victory claimed in the cause of feminism, there are several instances of gender bias, stereotyping, discrimination and denial of even basic rights to women everywhere. As part of the charge against this rampant gender inequality, UN Women organised a Comic and Cartoon Competition in Europe to highlight the struggles of being a woman in a ...
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Opinion: A Library That Can Salvage So Much For India
It is exciting to learn of the Murty Classical Library of India, writes Phiroze Vasunia.
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Nicole Kidman on being Mrs Tom Cruise and why Brad, Angelina would understand
Hollywood actress Nicole Kidman has told American magazine Vanity Fair that "with no disrespect to what I had with Tom (Cruise), I've met my great love now."
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Lindsay Lohan celebrates end of probation
Lindsay Lohan celebrated the end of her probation with a party that lasted until 2am.
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Elizabeth Taylor's iconic jewels coming to auction
Elizabeth Taylor dazzled the world with her unquenchable passion for diamonds and jewels fueled by the great loves of her life.
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Nicole Kidman to play Ernest Hemingway's lover in bio-pic
Her turn as writer Virginia Woolf won her an Oscar and now Nicole Kidman is all set to play author Ernest Hemingway's love interest in a bio-pic.
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What Virginia Woolf's Memoir Has In Common With A Book For Toddlers
What does Peepo!, a popular picture book from the 1980s, have in common with Virginia Woolfs unfinished wartime memoir? More than a little, as it turns out.
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Google Doodle Honors Virginia Woolf: 7 Important Quotes By The Author About Women's Education And Vocation
Virginia Woolf, among other things, talked about how women for centuries had been deprived of the opportunity to educate themselves and write.
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Virginia Woolf Is Today's Google Doodle: A Look At English Writer's Famous Works
Today's Google Doodle, the famous British literary luminary Virginia Woolf inspired a generation of feminists.
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Virginia Woolf Celebrated With Google's Doodle On Her 136th Birthday
Today Google celebrates English novelist Virginia Woolf on her 136th birthday with a doodle. Widely regarded as one of the most distinguished literary figures of the 20th century, her works include modernist classics such as 'Mrs. Dalloway' (1925) and 'To the Lighthouse' (1927).
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Pulitzer-Winning Playwright Edward Albee Dies At 88: Media
Pulitzer-winning US playwright Edward Albee, author of such masterpieces as "Who's Afraid of Virginia Woolf?" died Friday at age 88, The New York Times reported.
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Love On Lithium: What Happened When I Told My Girlfriend That I Have Bipolar Disorder
On the top bunk I woke early, thinking of weddings: the one where we met, the one I saw in our future. But feeling in love with everything made it hard to tell how I felt about her. "The difficulty is the usual one," as Virginia Woolf once wrote, "How to adjust the two worlds. It's no good getting violently excited: one must combine."
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The F-Word Returns: Gender (In)equality Depicted in Cartoons
For every victory claimed in the cause of feminism, there are several instances of gender bias, stereotyping, discrimination and denial of even basic rights to women everywhere. As part of the charge against this rampant gender inequality, UN Women organised a Comic and Cartoon Competition in Europe to highlight the struggles of being a woman in a ...
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Opinion: A Library That Can Salvage So Much For India
It is exciting to learn of the Murty Classical Library of India, writes Phiroze Vasunia.
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Nicole Kidman on being Mrs Tom Cruise and why Brad, Angelina would understand
Hollywood actress Nicole Kidman has told American magazine Vanity Fair that "with no disrespect to what I had with Tom (Cruise), I've met my great love now."
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Lindsay Lohan celebrates end of probation
Lindsay Lohan celebrated the end of her probation with a party that lasted until 2am.
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Elizabeth Taylor's iconic jewels coming to auction
Elizabeth Taylor dazzled the world with her unquenchable passion for diamonds and jewels fueled by the great loves of her life.
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Nicole Kidman to play Ernest Hemingway's lover in bio-pic
Her turn as writer Virginia Woolf won her an Oscar and now Nicole Kidman is all set to play author Ernest Hemingway's love interest in a bio-pic.
