Margaret Atwood 
.... Without mediating the devastating effects of traumatic experiences of the
past,
Atwood produces a lead character who is not only haunted by her
past, but has ....
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Margaret Atwood
.... Women especially, says
Atwood, should not take their hard-won freedom for granted, lest the
past return to steal that freedom once again.
Atwood, Margaret. ....
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Margaret Atwood's novel The Blind Assassin
.... Of all of us (1).
Atwood does not tell her story in a linear fashion, and .... having contributed greatly once--Iris is seen as a relic of the
past, given respect ....
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Louis Homon and Margaret Atwood
.... description of the place where she lives evokes the sense of the
past as something .... A sitting room in which I never sit, but stand or kneel only (
Atwood 11). ....
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Utopian fiction & The Handmaid's Tale
.... In this novel, a future regime has created its own vision of what was best in the
past along with an added dose of authoritarianism.
Atwood takes an ironic ....
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The Handmaid's Tale
....
Atwood's novel shows what could happen if these issues turn toward the
past instead of developing in the positive direction in which they have been tending for ....
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Feminist Issues in The Handmaid's Tale
.... In this novel, a future regime has created its own vision of what was best in the
past along with an dose of authoritarianism.
Atwood takes an ironic view of ....
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The Handmaidens Tale
.... the people below them in the hierarchy (
Atwood, 1986, p. 9). Individuals or families who have been arrested for attempting to escape or for
past activity are ....
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Social Construction of Gender
.... gender roles serves to undermine women's rights and freedoms in society, even if, albeit, more subtly in contemporary society than in the
past. ....
Atwood, Margaret ....
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Literacy Process The commodification of literacy is only o
.... by many as something that happened in the distant historical
past, but this .... in literature and is discussed in terms of American literature by Margaret
Atwood. ....
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Countertransference
.... (p.45) Stolorow, Brandchaft and
Atwood (1987) have stated .... patients' development toward the analyst of attitudes and feelings rooted in
past experiences with ....
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Acid Rain
.... Acid rain has emerged in the
past few decades from a regional problem .... there is some evidence that acid contamination may threaten agriculture (
Atwood, 1988, p ....
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