A prolific, controversial and innovative writer, Margaret Atwood (born 1939) has emerged as one of the most eminent contemporary figures in Canadian literature. As a feminist, Atwood deals with portrayal of women, women’s perspectives and values, analysis, and myths and versions of what it means to be a woman. Atwood was born in Ottawa, Canada, the second of three children. She spent her early childhood in northern Quebec where her father was a forest entomologist. Her years in the wilderness influenced
Literature reflects life, This was true in the sense that a poet or writer, in composing a literary work, was very often inspired and influenced by some of his her own experiences and social surroundings. Literature begins in the creative possibilities of human language and in the desire of human beings to use their language creatively serious. Literature was a form of human expression but not everything expressed in words. Even when organized and written down counted as literature those writings
rather than limiting the lives of women to one ideal. Modern literature emerges with a whole range of attitudes towards the imposition of tradition, some offering an analysis of the family structure and the caste system as the key elements of patriarchal social organization. Some works also reinterpret mythology by using new symbols and subverting the canonic versions pertaining to gender issues. In conclusion, modern Indian literature has gender dynamics in making society aware of women’s demands
Atwood’s writing without thinking of Canada and of women (Fiamengo, 11). Atwood isalways afraid of losing her country/identity: 'We need to know about here (Canada) because here is where we (Canadians) live ' (Survival, 19). Margaret Atwood (1939) is a Canadian novelist, poet, critic and dramatist. She creates literature to embody how Canada and women are humiliated and defeated (Grace, 1980). Canada is a country made up of different ethnicities of the Natives, the English, and the French. It has suffered
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acclaimed novelist, poet and short story writer is widely considered as a major figure in Canadian litrature. In her works, she focuses on the themes of alienation and self-identity. As a poet, her works concentrate on the question of identity with as much pasion as Neruda and Walcott. There is a style and force in her writing.The major themes of Atwood’s poetry include the inconsistencies of self-perception, the Canadian identity and experience, the paradoxical nature of language and the conflicts between
same ideology that sanctions the oppression of nature. The patriarchal society considers men are superior to women; ‘nature’ inferior to culture and human beings are often superior to natural environment. Ecofeminism has made particularly useful analysis of power relations, rejects any form of hierarchy. Ecological feminism or ecofeminism, is an inter disciplinary movement that calls for a new way of thinking about politics, nature and spirituality. Ecofeminism is the multicultural perceptive aspects
the source of social stratification and can explain the gender gap in wages: this stratification of gender inequality can be explained by the prevalence and differentiation of culture (Rushwoy 2018; Cummings et al 2017). Through the anthropological analysis of domains of experience, social constructions, and agents of socialization depicts the social stratification of gender inequality in Canada originates from these social aspects of culture that people uphold in
shows some aspects of cultural colonialism, particularly how the American intrusion have shaped the attitude of Canadians. The relationship of David and Anna is like a game and David is the one who sets the rules of the game and his wife Anna has to work hard to catch up with the constantly changing rules. It is David who has to assert himself as the dominating one in the final analysis and who must always win the game. David throughout the novel uses Anna’s femininity against her to uphold his sense
recipes…reflect the circumstances in which they developed and cannot simply be transferred to qualitatively different environment (Whitley, 1992, pp.125-6). The goal of this journal is to provide beneficial information and recommendation that is relevant to Canadian hospitals, especially to parties involved in hospital mission