Blurring Identities in a Changing World: A Perspective on Margaret Atwood's Select Poems
Olive Thambi
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Olive Thambi
Abstract
Margaret Atwood explores different facets of human personality in her short stories, poems and novels. Most of her characters are seen grappling with formidable issues. Her characters do things for self-gratification and for a general recognition of themselves as someone of importance in society. The concept of identity is explored at different levels by the author. Atwood is of the opinion that language alone cannot suffice for the expression of
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Margaret Atwood explores different facets of human personality in her short stories, poems and novels. Most of her characters are seen grappling with formidable issues. Her characters do things for self-gratification and for a general recognition of themselves as someone of importance in society. The concept of identity is explored at different levels by the author. Atwood is of the opinion that language alone cannot suffice for the expression of
Key concepts: Poetry, Perspective (graphical), Identity (music), Gratification, Expression (computer science), Sociology, Literature, Psychology