What is the correct sequence of the following feminist texts?
[A] Sexual politics
[B] A world of difference
[C] The female imagination
[D] Thinking about women
[E] A room of one’s own
Choose the correct answer from the options given below:

The correct answer is (E), (D), (A), (C), (B).

To determine the correct chronological sequence of these influential feminist texts, we look at their respective publication years:
1. [E] A Room of One’s Own by Virginia Woolf was published in 1929. This classic essay is a cornerstone of feminist literary criticism, arguing that a woman must have money and a room of her own to write fiction.
2. [D] Thinking About Women by Mary Ellmann was published in 1968. It is an early and important work of second-wave feminist criticism that analyzes gender stereotypes and representation in literature.
3. [A] Sexual Politics by Kate Millett was published in 1970. This highly influential book critiques the patriarchal power structures in society and analyzes the representation of sex and power in literature.
4. [C] The Female Imagination by Patricia Meyer Spacks was published in 1975. This work examines the literary expressions of women across several centuries, focusing on how female authors depict their unique experiences and psychology.
5. [B] A World of Difference by Barbara Johnson was published in 1987. This text represents a later phase of academic feminist criticism, integrating deconstruction and post-structuralist theory with gender analysis.

Arranging these texts chronologically from the earliest to the latest publication year gives us:
[E] (1929) ⇒ [D] (1968) ⇒ [A] (1970) ⇒ [C] (1975) ⇒ [B] (1987)

Therefore, the correct chronological sequence is represented by the option (E), (D), (A), (C), (B).