Titlebook: Margaret Atwood; Barbara Hill Rigney Textbook 1987Latest edition Barbara Hill Rigney 1987 Bronte.Charlotte Bronte.fiction.Henry James.Jane

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Politics and Prophecy: , and ,nifestations, both physical and psychological, is Atwood’s subject in . and . and in the poems entitled .. Both novels and the poetry are profoundly political; all represent the confrontation with power and its universal forms: dictatorship, tyranny, torture and the reality of violence.

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,‘The Roar of the Boneyard’: ,er to reveal truth. Pervasive in the novel, as in the poem, is a sensation of panic at the possibility of madness, of being ‘dragged to the mind’s/deadend’. And always there is the realisation of inevitable death, the sand running through the ‘glass body’ (., 78).

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