Margaret Atwood had an ongoing fascination with language and communication, particularly the way in which they function within society, arguing "There are little constellations of language here and there and the meaning of a word changes according to its context in its constellation”. Through examination of Atwood's Oryx and Crake, the author examines the effect of context on language and communication and Atwood's suggestion that that a world which devalues language — a world without the very platform she uses as a novelist, cannot endur
In my analysis of popular dystopian literature, I focus on the ways in which language, primarily neo...
This essay analyzes the role of masculine domination in the twenty-first century as portrayed in Mar...
In recent times, the idea of apocalypse has consumed the public consciousness. Naturally, this preoc...
Apart from speculating about a series of issues open to debate, such as the dark side of progress an...
Margaret Atwood is a Canadian author who believes that language is inherently political. In her fict...
Language is essentially a means of communication in today’s society. As people interact, they unavoi...
Relationship between thought and language -- Whorf\u27s hypothesis of linguistic determinism -- Ling...
Margaret Atwood's Oryx and Crake turns on a number of myths or archetypes. With the depiction of clo...
Margaret Atwood’s MaddAddam Trilogy has received substantial critical attention inthe fields of ecoc...
A language which seems to be an ordinary tool of communication can have a very critical and interest...
Abstract—The present paper aims at investigating the effectiveness of Margaret Atwood’s The Penelopi...
Margaret Atwood\u2019s writings have been the subject of many critical studies from different theore...
Cli-fi is an innovative genre of fiction that modernizes climate science into human stories. Writers...
This thesis explores the ways Margaret Atwood represents, complicates, and seeks for alternative vi...
Margaret Atwood\u27s Oryx and Crake turns on a number of myths or archetypes. With the depiction of ...
In my analysis of popular dystopian literature, I focus on the ways in which language, primarily neo...
This essay analyzes the role of masculine domination in the twenty-first century as portrayed in Mar...
In recent times, the idea of apocalypse has consumed the public consciousness. Naturally, this preoc...
Apart from speculating about a series of issues open to debate, such as the dark side of progress an...
Margaret Atwood is a Canadian author who believes that language is inherently political. In her fict...
Language is essentially a means of communication in today’s society. As people interact, they unavoi...
Relationship between thought and language -- Whorf\u27s hypothesis of linguistic determinism -- Ling...
Margaret Atwood's Oryx and Crake turns on a number of myths or archetypes. With the depiction of clo...
Margaret Atwood’s MaddAddam Trilogy has received substantial critical attention inthe fields of ecoc...
A language which seems to be an ordinary tool of communication can have a very critical and interest...
Abstract—The present paper aims at investigating the effectiveness of Margaret Atwood’s The Penelopi...
Margaret Atwood\u2019s writings have been the subject of many critical studies from different theore...
Cli-fi is an innovative genre of fiction that modernizes climate science into human stories. Writers...
This thesis explores the ways Margaret Atwood represents, complicates, and seeks for alternative vi...
Margaret Atwood\u27s Oryx and Crake turns on a number of myths or archetypes. With the depiction of ...
In my analysis of popular dystopian literature, I focus on the ways in which language, primarily neo...
This essay analyzes the role of masculine domination in the twenty-first century as portrayed in Mar...
In recent times, the idea of apocalypse has consumed the public consciousness. Naturally, this preoc...