Orlando 

Virginia Woolf

- Discusses how display of affection changes in 19th century

- Anti-colonialism

- Meeting her favorite writers and poets as a woman and not finding them misogynistic and ordinary

- she needs to learn how to deter and swat men

- Gender being social construct

- revenge and jealousy and pain of losing a lover (as she was going through a heart ache while writing the book, her girlfriend at a time leaves her for another woman)

- clothings in relation to gender

- love as a woman

- the romans (“gypsies”) portrayed as endrogynous following racist tropes of western europeans and romanians

- Display of affection changing through time

- orlando is not shocked or frightened by her change, because she feels she’s the same