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According to Woolf, why do great works often go unwritten?

A. Because of a writer's health
B. Because of society's indifference to literature
C. Because of a lack of writing resources
D. Because of a writer's need for stability



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Final answer:

Virginia Woolf posits that writers are often driven by pain and find solace in writing while advocating for diverse voices in literature.


Explanation:

Virginia Woolf suggests that writers often write out of pain and that writing can offer solace and clarity amidst personal struggles and hardships. She emphasizes the importance of including diverse voices in literature to create a more equitable representation in the literary canon.


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