Answer:
According to Woolf, what is most needed of all for a woman to attain intellectual freedom is money and a room.
Explanation:
Virgina Woolf wrote in 1928 that poetry depends upon intellectual freedom, and intellectual freedom depends, at the same time, on "material things." In fact, she even thought that, in order to write fiction, a woman "must have money and a room on her own," because, according to her experience, money felt more important and gave her even more independence than the right to vote.
