According to Woolf, if a woman of Elizabethan times had taken up a pen to write what would have most likely become of her writings?

A. The male writers would steal its ideas and then publish it as their own work.

B. The writings would remain anonymous since she would not sign her works.

C. The woman would be taken to court and sentences to hard labor and jail time.

D. The playhouse director would publish it anonymously and pay the woman secretly for the work

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Jace Guerra

English

4 July, 21:53

According to Woolf, if a woman of Elizabethan times had taken up a pen to write what would have most likely become of her writings?

A. The male writers would steal its ideas and then publish it as their own work.

B. The writings would remain anonymous since she would not sign her works.

C. The woman would be taken to court and sentences to hard labor and jail time.

D. The playhouse director would publish it anonymously and pay the woman secretly for the work

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Holden · Answer 1

It's most likely A. because back then women were treated like common house hold objects; they were used and when they couldn't be used anymore thrown out.