KnowraFeminist literary criticismLinked fromLinked fromThe 82 pages that link to Feminist literary criticism, each with the reason it gives.All 82Broader topic 3Related 67Narrower topic 11Compared with 1Virginia WoolfNarrower topic: Woolf’s essays remain central to criticism of women’s writing and literary institutions.Aphra BehnNarrower topic: It has reassessed Behn’s professional independence and the gender politics of her works.Women's writingNarrower topic: It supplies methods for studying women’s writing and the institutions around it.A Room of One’s OwnNarrower topic: Woolf’s historical reading of women writers anticipates questions central to this field.The Yellow WallpaperNarrower topic: The story is frequently read as a critique of patriarchal authority and women’s restricted lives.Kate ChopinNarrower topic: Its rise helped make Chopin’s treatment of women’s autonomy newly visible to critics.Rosario CastellanosNarrower topic: Her essays and fiction supply material for analyzing how literary forms reproduce or challenge gender hierarchy.Elizabeth BennetNarrower topic: Elizabeth’s choices invite analysis of female agency within a society that restricts women’s economic independence.Camille PagliaNarrower topic: Paglia’s work became a conspicuous, contested voice within this wider critical field.Gloria AnzaldúaNarrower topic: Her hybrid writing expanded what feminist literary scholarship could treat as theory and evidence.Roxane GayNarrower topic: It provides a framework for many of Gay's arguments about media and social expectations.