Woman, Language, Play and All in Woolf’s A Room of One’s Own

: Feminism is no longer an undisputed discourse as there came many such heroically voiced women who put their demands on the platter of their written texts. A Room of One‘s Own by Virginia Woolf is a self-reflective portrayal of women not as whole but as creature who can run their productive fancies like men. Mrs. Woolf primarily drew our attention to the criteria that contributes in the making of women as creative social being. Mrs. Woolf further scrutinizes how economic and physical security valued to women when one starts studying them as imaginative social entity, and no less powerful than men. The article aims to offer a perspective on how women were treated as subservient creature as whole. This paper also intends to make an elaborate study on the use of language in the patriarchal society. This article endeavours to map the socioeconomic reception of women as imaginative or creative being.