Virginia Woolf's writings have had a profound impact on feminism, particularly through her exploration of women's voices and experiences. Works like "A Room of One's Own" argue for women's autonomy in the literary world and highlight the structural barriers they face. Woolf’s emphasis on the importance of intellectual freedom and the challenges of gender inequality contributed significantly to feminist literary criticism. Her innovative narrative techniques and focus on the female psyche paved the way for future feminist writers. Woolf's legacy endures as she continues to inspire discussions about women’s roles in literature and society, crucial to the ongoing feminist movement.