After you read “A Room of One’s Own” by Virginia Woolf, begin doing some researc

After you read “A Room of One’s Own” by Virginia Woolf, begin doing some research on it. For example:
Who is the author? (One place to begin an author search is the Dictionary of Literary Biography’s search engine: http://gdc.gale.com/gale-literature-collections/dictionary-of-literary-biography-complete-online/)
What literary aspects of it are other scholars interested in?
What aspects are you interested in?
It is suggested that you find find at least two sources to complete your research proposal; however, a works cited list is not required unless you actually include the sources in your proposal.
INSTRUCTIONS:
Write a brief statement of about 100 – 200 words (one or two paragraphs) in which you indicate the idea or subject you wish to explore, explain how you plan to proceed, and state your tentative thesis (the main point you wish to prove). If you are not yet able to state a thesis, frame the question or questions you hope to answer after further research (the answer will become your thesis). In your proposal, include at least two (2) items related to the topic or useful for your paper (including items on relevant related subjects).