Question

In her final paragraph, woolf apologizes to a certain extent for dwelling on her own experience, and then points out that her "professional experiences . . . are, though in different forms," also the experiences of her audience. what exactly is she asking of her audience here?

Answer 1

In her final paragraph, Woolf apologizes if she is seen as perhaps dwelling on personal experiences too heavily, and for the reader to to use this to not judge but instead understand The possible differing point of views origin.