Bibliographie M. Atwood u. Literaturverz. S. 247 - 256 Sandra M. Gilbert: Ad feminam: women and literature Sandra M. Gilbert: Ad feminam: women and literature Margaret Atwood: Great unexpectations: an autobiographical foreword June Schlueter: Canlit/victimlit: Survival and Second words Pamela S. Bromberg: The two faces of the mirror in The edible woman and Lady Oracle Sherrill E. Grace: In search of Demeter: the lost, silent mother in Surfacing Ann McMillan: The transforming eye: Lady Oracle and Gothic tradition Gayle Greene: Life before man: "Can anything be saved?" Lorna Irvine: The here and now of Bodily harm Roberta Rubenstein: Nature and nurture in dystopia: The handmaiden's tale Arnold E. Davidson: Future tense: making history in The handmaiden's tale David Buchbinder: Weaving her version: the Homeric model and gender politics in Selected poems Judith McCombs: Politics, structure, and poetic development in Atwood's Canadian-American sequences: from an apprentice pair to "the circle game" to "two-headed poems" Kathleen Vogt: Real and imaginary animals in the poetry of Margaret Atwood Kathryn VanSpanckeren: Shamanism in the works of Margaret Atwood Sharon R. Wilson: Sexual politics in Margaret Atwood's visual art (with an eight-page color supplement) Jan Garden Castro: An interview with Margaret Atwood 20 April 1983 moderated by Francis X. Gillen.: A conversation: Margaret Atwood and students Margaret Atwood: Great unexpectations: an autobiographical foreword June Schlueter: Canlit/victimlit: Survival and Second words Pamela S. Bromberg: The two faces of the mirror in The edible woman and Lady Oracle Sherrill E. Grace: In search of Demeter: the lost, silent mother in Surfacing Ann McMillan: The transforming eye: Lady Oracle and Gothic tradition Gayle Greene: Life before man: "Can anything be saved?" Lorna Irvine: The here and now of Bodily harm Roberta Rubenstein: Nature and nurture in dystopia: The handmaiden's tale Arnold E. Davidson: Future tense: making history in The handmaiden's tale David Buchbinder: Weaving her version: the Homeric model and gender politics in Selected poems Judith McCombs: Politics, structure, and poetic development in Atwood's Canadian-American sequences: from an apprentice pair to "the circle game" to "two-headed poems" Kathleen Vogt: Real and imaginary animals in the poetry of Margaret Atwood Kathryn VanSpanckeren: Shamanism in the works of Margaret Atwood Sharon R. Wilson: Sexual politics in Margaret Atwood's visual art (with an eight-page color supplement) Jan Garden Castro: An interview with Margaret Atwood 20 April 1983 moderated by Francis X. Gillen.: A conversation: Margaret Atwood and students |
