A Text Book of WOMEN’S WRITINGS IN ENGLISH & BRITISH LITERATURE: THE EARLY 20TH CENTURY-6th Semester (Paper 11th-12th)

Women Writing in English celebrates the diverse literary contributions of women who have embraced English to express identity, gender, and social struggles. Their writings challenge patriarchal norms and give voice to experiences long marginalized, shaping conversations on equality and empowerment. The book also explores the transformative period of early twentieth-century British literature, marked by modernist experimentation and global upheavals like World War I. Writers such as Joseph Conrad, Virginia Woolf, James Joyce, and T.S. Eliot redefined narrative techniques, capturing fragmentation and alienation in a changing world. This work intertwines these narratives, honouring women’s enduring impact on English literary tradition.