Add to ORKGSince there have been no thorough and sustained readings of Margaret Atwood's popular short story "Rape Fantasies," its serious comments on sexual assault have been ignored in favour of concentrations upon its humour and its irony. Two important aspects are the bridge game, which serves to express notions of manipulation and control, mastery and vulnerability, and Sondra's telling silence in the face of the narrator's evident failure to fully understand what the effects of rape are. In turn, Estelle unknowingly implies her own vulnerability to possible sexual assault, because of her credulity to popular myths surrounding the problem of rape
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The Handmaid's Tale is where ladies' privileges have been repudiated, and in this way ladies are bac...
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Margaret Atwood’s novels are usually celebrated for their blunt feminism. However, in Moral Disorder...
Margaret Atwood's Bodily Harm is in one sense about the tension between surface perception and depth...
Bibliography: pages 229-235.The dominant theme that Margaret Atwood foregrounds in her writing is th...
The basic outline of Margaret Atwood's Lady Oracle, as well as of her earlier novels -- The Edible W...
Stories of violence and oppression from classical mythology and fairy tales are redeployed in two no...
The paper analyzes Margaret Atwood’s postcolonial and postmodern feminist novels from the psychologi...
Margaret Atwood addresses the oppressive societal rules placed on women in her poetry. The stories o...
Margaret Atwood, a prominent Canadian novelist, in her novels has proficiently and subtly voiced tra...
AbstractConsiderably, literature has influenced in the life of human being. It has an empowered lang...
This study approaches the way in which a narrative told from a feminine point of view, and mainly fo...
Margaret Atwood, an iconic Canadian writer in many of her novels has dealt with the power politics a...
In her poetry and novels, Margaret Atwood explores political realities in the relationships " betwee...
The Handmaid's Tale is where ladies' privileges have been repudiated, and in this way ladies are bac...
The protagonists of Atwood’s novels are most often both Canadian and female, and their stories featu...
Canadian novels have witnessed a movement from description to more different analytical and interpre...
Margaret Atwood’s novels are usually celebrated for their blunt feminism. However, in Moral Disorder...
Margaret Atwood's Bodily Harm is in one sense about the tension between surface perception and depth...
Bibliography: pages 229-235.The dominant theme that Margaret Atwood foregrounds in her writing is th...
The basic outline of Margaret Atwood's Lady Oracle, as well as of her earlier novels -- The Edible W...
Stories of violence and oppression from classical mythology and fairy tales are redeployed in two no...
The paper analyzes Margaret Atwood’s postcolonial and postmodern feminist novels from the psychologi...
Margaret Atwood addresses the oppressive societal rules placed on women in her poetry. The stories o...
Margaret Atwood, a prominent Canadian novelist, in her novels has proficiently and subtly voiced tra...
AbstractConsiderably, literature has influenced in the life of human being. It has an empowered lang...
This study approaches the way in which a narrative told from a feminine point of view, and mainly fo...
Margaret Atwood, an iconic Canadian writer in many of her novels has dealt with the power politics a...
In her poetry and novels, Margaret Atwood explores political realities in the relationships " betwee...
The Handmaid's Tale is where ladies' privileges have been repudiated, and in this way ladies are bac...
The protagonists of Atwood’s novels are most often both Canadian and female, and their stories featu...
