Based on the content's discussion of the Bloomsbury Group, what was Virginia Woolf's primary contribution to literary discourse? (1 point)

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Creating modernist literary techniques
Creating modernist literary techniques

Establishing a new publishing house
Establishing a new publishing house

Documenting Bloomsbury Group activities
Documenting Bloomsbury Group activities

Challenging gender limitations in scholarly writing

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Virginia Woolf's primary contribution to literary discourse was challenging gender limitations in scholarly writing. While she was also known for creating modernist literary techniques and her involvement with the Bloomsbury Group, her work—especially in essays like "A Room of One's Own"—specifically addressed and critiqued the gender biases in literature and scholarship.