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Ad Feminam: Women And Literature / Sandra M. Gilbert -- Great Unexpectations: An Autobiographical Foreword / Margaret Atwood -- Canlit/victimlit: Survival And Second Words / June Schlueter -- The Two Faces Of The Mirror In The Edible Woman And Lady Oracle / Pamela S. Bromberg -- In Search Of Demeter: The Lost, Silent Mother In Surfacing / Sherrill E. Grace -- The Transforming Eye: Lady Oracle And Gothic Tradition / Ann Mcmillan -- Life Before Man: Can Anything Be Saved? / Gayle Greene -- The Here And Now Of Bodily Harm / Lorna Irvine -- Nature And Nurture In Dystopia: The Handmaiden's Tale / Roberta Rubenstein -- Future Tense: Making History In The Handmaiden's Tale / Arnold E. Davidson -- Weaving Her Version: The Homeric Model And Gender Politics In Selected Poems / David Buchbinder -- Politics, Structure, And Poetic Development In Atwood's Canadian-american Sequences: From An Apprentice Pair To The Circle Game To Two-headed Poems / Judith Mccombs -- Real And Imaginary Animals In The Poetry Of Margaret Atwood / Kathleen Vogt -- Shamanism In The Works Of Margaret Atwood / Kathryn Vanspanckeren -- Sexual Politics In Margaret Atwood's Visual Art (with An Eight-page Color Supplement)

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Author
VanSpanckeren, Associate Professor Kathryn, Castro, Jan Garden
Publisher
Carbondale: Southern Illinois University Press
Published
1988
Language
EN
ISBN
9780585106298
Category
work of fiction
Subjects
Literary Criticism, History, Literary Fiction
Rating
5 / 5 (2 ratings)
Updated
2026-03-14

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