Feminine Sensibility in the Novels of Margaret Atwood

Abstract

Margaret Atwood is a well-known Canadian author as well as a national homage. She elevates newlinethe anarchism and always ready to help her fellow artists. Moreover, in the year 1950s, the newlinesociety was full of sexism regarding the women engrossed in literature, on the other hand, newlineMargaret saw that Canadians were still in a position of dormancy imperialism constructing newlinehardly their apparent efforts for their introspection and for a particular value system. However, newlineMargaret Atwood had given her own efforts, hard work and her all-around knowledge to come newlineacross the Canadian culture, tradition, ritual, belief, ethic, convention, and then she developed newlinethe fundamental motifs which she had executed in her writing. The unique part of Margaret newlineAtwood is that she had experienced the female living in Canada and saw the male dominating newlinesociety. Finally, after enduring the sufferings of females in the Patriarchy, she decided to raise newlineher voice to protect the women from such a system of social organization characterized by male newlinedominance. This step was not only to set up recognition as an elevated Canadian artist or writer newlinebut to warn and beat the drum concerning the relevant ongoing serious dilemma like rights of newlineCitizenship deterioration of the environment, non-successful Research and practices, prevalent, newlinebigotry, battles, hostility and conflicts. newlineKeywords- feminine sensibility, women empowerment, margaret atwood, Canadian culture newline