Una habitación propia

A Room of One's Own is one of the most emblematic texts of 20th-century feminism. In it, Virginia Woolf draws on two lectures she gave in 1928 to reflect on the conditions necessary for a woman to write. With brilliant and combative prose, she analyzes the structures that have relegated women to a secondary role in the history of literature and defends economic independence and creative space as fundamental conditions of freedom. In this annotated edition, Mercè Brey, an expert in female leadership and diversity, offers a contemporary reading that reveals Woolf's enduring relevance in today's world. What does it mean to have a room of one's own today? What barriers, both visible and invisible, persist? Essential reading for new generations of women seeking voice, space, and autonomy.