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Feminine Writing and Feminist Criticism in Virginia Woolf——Taking Mrs Dalloway and A Room of One's Own as Example

A lot of research has been devoted to the stream of consciousness novels of Virginia Woolf while it is to be explored how she is of a starting point of "feminine writing" and feminist criticism.This paper takes Mrs.Dalloway as an example to show how the form corresponds to the content especially the inner feelings of a woman.It also traces the tradition of feminist criticism back to Woolf's A Room of One's Own.Meanwhile it points out that her attempt at winning women's suffrage and her involvement with organizations like "the Women's Cooperative Guild" has enhanced the discussion of the feminine social status.