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Margaret Atwood and the Female Bildungsroman by Ellen McWilliams, 2009-07-28
Survival: A Thematic Guide to Canadian Literature by Margaret Atwood, 2004-03-23
MARGARET ATWOOD S TEXTUAL ASSASSINATIONS: RECENT POETRY & FICTION by SHARON ROSE WILSON, 2004-12-01
Erotica: Women's Writing from Sappho to Margaret Atwood by Margaret Reynolds, 1998-02-03
Power Politics: Poems by Margaret Atwood, 1996-06-01
Margaret Atwood (Writers and their Work) by Marion Wynne-Davies, 2010-09-16
Circle Game by Margaret Atwood, 1998-06-01
Surfacing by Margaret Atwood, 1972
The Cambridge Introduction to Margaret Atwood (Cambridge Introductions to Literature) by Heidi Slettedahl Macpherson, 2010-10-11
Once upon a Time: Myth, Fairy Tales and Legends in Margaret AtwoodÃ¢s Writings by Sarah A. Appleton, 2008-01-11
alias Grace. by Margaret Atwood, 1998-10-01
Margaret Atwood: The Robber Bride, The Blind Assassin, Oryx and Crake (Continuum Studies in Contemporary North American Fiction) by J. Brooks Bouson, 2011-01-17
Waltzing Again: New & Selected Conversations with Margaret Atwood by Margaret Atwood, 2006-04-10
Stories From Wilderness Tips by Margaret Atwood, 1991-12-01

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Genre Novel (659 pp.) Keywords Abortion, Aging, Children, Colonialism, Communication, Family Relationships, Freedom, Grief, Homicide, Human Worth, Illness and the Family,
http://litmed.med.nyu.edu/Annotation?action=view&annid=12268
Books@Random | The Handmaid's Tale: Readers' Group Companion
Guide to Atwood s novel from the Random House website.
http://www.randomhouse.com/resources/bookgroup/handmaidstale_bgc.html

Extractions: Set in Cambridge, Massachusetts, the novel presents a totalitarian theocracy that has forced a certain class of fertile women to produce babies for elite barren couples. These "handmaids," who are denied all rights and are severely beaten if they are uncooperative, are reduced to state property. Through the voice of Offred, a handmaid who mingles memories of her life before the revolution with her rebellious activities under the new regime, Atwood has created a terrifying future based on actual events.
AQA - Anthology Zone - Resources
86.5 k Drama activities Related resources Place Atwood, Margaret Contemporary poetry 'The Moment' by Margaret Atwood A series of activities exploring the central
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The Handmaid's Tale
Review of the novel.
http://www.umanitoba.ca/cm/cmarchive/vol14no1/handmaidstale.html

Extractions: 1986 January Margaret Atwood, one of Canada's foremost authors, has joined an illustrious coterie of writers who have envisioned the future. Rather than the quasi-scientific books of H.C. Wells or Jules Verne, Atwood has delineated a social and sexual revolution, or perhaps more accurately, an anti-social. anti-sexual revolution. Taking the text of her sermon directly fiom Genesis 30:1-3. where Rachel demands a child of Jacob through her handmaid, Atwood leaps ahead to a period when the environment has been destroyed because of an entirely credible combination of all-too-familiar circumstances. The birth rate has fallen alarmingly and radical measures must be taken to rectify the situation. In the Republic of Gilead that appears to have replaced Massachusetts, the unnamed narrator-handmaid gives an account of her life as slave in the household of a Commander. Her only function is to produce a child for his apparently barren wife. That the fault may lie with the male species is, in this society, not countenanced. The rigid training given by the Aunts provides a bluntly horrifying picture of the attempt to erase memories of the "time before" and to inculcate the importance of laying the foundation for future generations to benefit from the enforced services of the handmaids. This self-styled 'refugee from the past" endures a nightmare existence for the sake of a husband and child who may still be alive somewhere.
Books By Atwood, Margaret
Like Moral Disorder, by Atwood, Alias Grace, by Atwood, New Oxford Book of Canadian Verse in English, by Atwood, Wilderness Tips, by Atwood, Cambridge Companion to Margaret
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Atwood, Margaret : The Handmaid's Tale
Commentary on women s health issues in Atwood s novel.
http://litmed.med.nyu.edu/Annotation?action=view&annid=157
Atwood, Margaret Summary | BookRags.com
Atwood, Margaret Introduction. Atwood, Margaret summary with 83 pages of encyclopedia entries, research information, and more.
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Books@Random | Bodily Harm: Readers' Group Companion
Guide to Atwood s novel from the Random House website.
http://www.randomhouse.com/resources/bookgroup/bodilyharm_bgc.html

Extractions: Rennie, a young fashion reporter, travels to the island of St. Antoine with the intention of indulging herself after surviving a bout with breast cancer and a traumatic break-up. The idyllic island of her fantasies, however, is in fact a depressed country on the brink of revolution and civil uprising. Rennie struggles to absent herself from local politics for as long as possible, but after becoming infatuated with Paul, a shadowy player in the local scene, and being entrusted with the confidences of Mr. Minnow, a doomed candidate for the minority opposition, Rennie realizes that she has no choice but to become involved. With commitment comes responsibility and implication, and Rennie soon finds herself thrown into a nightmare she could not have anticipated. Her efforts to not only survive but comprehend and report the swirl of events around her lead her to new levels of personal and artistic awareness.
Atwood, Margaret
the air moves back from you like a wave
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Extractions: The moment when, after many years of hard work and a long voyage you stand in the centre of your room, house, half-acre, square mile, island, country, knowing at last how you got there, and say, I own this, is the same moment when the trees unloose their soft arms from around you, the birds take back their language, the cliffs fissure and collapse, the air moves back from you like a wave and you can't breathe. No, they whisper. You own nothing. You were a visitor, time after time climbing the hill, planting the flag, proclaiming. We never belonged to you. You never found us. It was always the other way round.
Margaret Atwood - Feministische Phantastisch-utopische Literatur
Kurzbiographie, Links zu Websiten, Interviews und Artikeln zu Margaret Atwood, Infos zu B chern des phantastischen Genres von Margaret Atwood.
http://www.feministische-sf.de/einzelne_autorinnen/fsf_margaret-atwood.html

Extractions: Q: u.a. The Margaret Atwood Information Web Site Mark/Space Arthur C. Clarke Award Website Webseiten von und zu Margaret Atwood: The Margaret Atwood Information Web Site , Margaret Atwood's eigene Website The Atwood Society's Margaret Atwood Information Site University of Toronto Margaret Atwood Collection , Thomas Fisher Rare Book Library, University of Toronto New York Times Featured Author , mit Neuigkeiten und Besprechungen aus dem Archiv der New York Times Mark/Space TWUC Membership Page zu Margaret Atwood Atwood, Margaret Forum Frigate , Diskussionsforum ISFDB Bibliography (englisch) The Quotation Page (Zitat/e von Margaret Atwood) Mike Cross's Web Pages , Zusammenstellung von Artikeln von und zu Atwood in verschiedenen (Fan-) Magazinen (englisch) Gnods Statistiken Jay Walz (1973) Canadian Writers Debate Nationalism Joyce Carol Oates (1978) Margaret Atwood: Poet (Interview). New York Times 21.5.1978 Judy Klemesrud (1982) 'High Priestess of Angst' . New York Times 28.3.1982 Mervyn Rothstein (1986) No Balm in Gilead for Margaret Atwood . New York Times 17.2.1986 Margaret Atwood (1986) That Certain Thing Called the Girlfriend . New York Times 11.5.1986 Don Swaim (1986) Audio Interview with Margaret Atwood . Wiedergegeben auf Wired for Books Andrew H. Malcolm (1990)
Atwood Margaret RIGG Clinical Social Worker In Newcastle, ME 04553
Atwood Margaret RIGG is a Clinical Social Worker at 27 River Road Newcastle, ME. Wellness.com provides reviews, contact information, driving directions and the phone number for
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Den blinde m rdaren skildrar ett familjedrama, som utspelas i Kanada under depressionen p 30-talet och vars konsekvenser forts tter nda in i v ra dagar. Intervju ur Aftonbladet.
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Extractions: window.abAdsHeliosArticleKeywords = "ab_ettan+ab_wendela"; Annonsera E-handel ... Wendela Publicerad: 2000-10-13 inga kommentarer Textstorlek: YAHOO.util.Event.onAvailable("abMainArticle",abInitializeFontSize); Kvinnorna i Margaret Atwoods romaner är djärva, äventyrliga, amoraliska och ondskefulla Men i år är hennes chanser ovanligt goda. Enligt den engelska tidningen Independent är hon favoriten med bästa oddsen. Redan som tonåring bestämde sig Margarets Atwood för att bli författare. I dag är hon inte bara en av Kanadas mest populära, utan upphöjd till ikon. Foto: BÖRJE THURESSON Vill du vinna Margaret Atwoods nya bok? Att säga att Margaret Atwood är Kanadas största författare räcker inte. I Sverige har vi inte varit lika högaktningsfulla. Svenska humorförbundet har utsett henne till Året roligaste utlänning. Roligaste svensk blev samtidigt Peter Wahlbäck. Två systrar växer upp i en förmögen familj. Den äldsta Iris ingår ett olyckligt resonemangsäktenskap för att rädda faderns fabrik. Den yngre Laura gör uppror, skriver en skandalroman och begår självmord. Läsaren får följa den nu 82-åriga, utfattiga Iris, som ser tillbaka på sitt liv samtidigt som vi får ta del av hennes lillasysters postumt publicerade kultbok. I handlingen förekommer också en hissnande science-fiction-historia med anfallande fiender från yttre rymnden och talande växter.
Atwood, Margaret Eleanor Biography - S9.com
A Biography Margaret Atwood is a prolific and honoured Canadian writer who is widely recognized as a feminist, social activist and an advocate of developing writers. To date
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Extractions: Categories: Novelists Poets Writers A Biography Margaret Atwood is a prolific and honoured Canadian writer who is widely recognized as a feminist, social activist and an advocate of developing writers. To date Margaret Atwood has written over 35 books- novels, short stories, poetry, literary criticism, social history, and books for children. Her books have been published around the world in more than 22 languages. Writing seemed to be a life long calling for Margaret Atwood. Margaret Atwood voices strong feminist themes through her writing. In several of her books the female protagonist is a representation of "every women" who is victimized and minimized by gender and politics. Her novels that illustrate her strong feminist views are The Edible Women (1969), Lady Oracle (1976), The Handmaid's Tale (1985), Cat's Eye (1988), and her most recent novel Alias Grace (1996). These novels portray the strength and proactive nature of women as they struggle with inequality. Awards she received that recognized her contribution to feminists issues are 1986, Ms. Magazine, Woman of the Year and 1988, YWCA Women of Distinction Award. Atwood is also a social activist. Civil rights always interested Atwood and she was active several years in Amnesty International, an organization helping free prisoner's throughout the world. Her involvement with Amnesty International influenced her writing of True Stories (1981) a book of poetry and the novel Bodily Harm (1981). Atwood's social activism has been awarded by the 1986, Ida Nudel Humanitarian Award and the, 1987, Humanist of the Year Award and the 1987, Council for Advancement and Support of Education, Silver Medal. As well as working to support the rights of women and prisoners, Atwood also has encouraged the education of developing writers.
Bookreporter.com - Author Profile: Margaret Atwood
Margaret Atwood. BIO. Margaret Atwood was born in Ottawa in 1939, and grew up in northern Quebec and Ontario, and later in Toronto. She has lived in numerous cities in Canada, the U
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Extractions: and - both shortlisted for the Booker Prize; The Robber Bride Alias Grace The Blind Assassin , winner of the Booker Prize and a finalist for the International IMPAC Dublin Literary Award; and Oryx and Crake The Penelopiad The Tent , and Moral Disorder . She is the recipient of numerous honours, such as The Sunday Times
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Extractions: JQ = $; //rename $ function Search data.nytimes.com About This Page Atwood, Margaret http://data.nytimes.com/N10507958644473712303 nyt:associated_article_count nyt:first_use nyt:latest_use nyt:number_of_variants ... skos:definition - en Margaret Atwood, the celebrated Canadian writer, is known for her dystopian speculations about where mankind will go in its quest for a perfect society and her exploration of themes like female competition. Her latest novel "The Year of the Flood," (Nan A. Talese/Doubleday), was published in this country on Sept. 22 and greeted with a bouquet of glowing reviews, enhancing her reputation as a writer with an ironic wit and a mastery of big ideas. "The Year of the Flood," about a violent future society created by a man-made plague, which has genetically-engineered humans and animals amid a ruined environment, was the latest example of what Ms. Atwood calls "speculative fiction," the most famous being the now-classic "The Handmaid's Tale," set in a right-wing, future theocracy. skos:inScheme http://data.nytimes.com/elements/nytd_per
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Atwood, Margaret Eleanor, 1939–, Canadian novelist and poet. Her writing treats contemporary issues, such as feminism, sexual politics, the fate of Canada and Canadian
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