Virginia Woolf's writings had a profound impact on feminist literature and modern narrative techniques, particularly through her exploration of gender and identity. She challenged traditional literary forms with her innovative use of stream of consciousness and non-linear narratives, allowing a deeper examination of characters' psychological states. Woolf's essays, such as "A Room of One's Own," advocate for women's intellectual freedom and the importance of space for creative expression. Her work continues to inspire feminist discourse and reshape literature by promoting women's voices and experiences in a patriarchal society.