Q The textbook provides only an excerpt from Virginia Woolf's A Room of One's Own. So, since this is a very short reading, please read it in full and carefully. We should recognize the context of the excerpt: Woolf is in a library conducting research on "the different fates of men and women." Please answer both questions listed below with a full paragraph using direct quotes and examples from the text to support your claims. Do not respond to a student post this week. 1. What is Woolf's point about the historical records of a woman in fiction versus a woman in reality? 2. Discuss Woolf's thoughts on an imagined sister of Shakespeare.