Margaret Atwood
What’s inside
The Handmaid’s Tale is a dystopian novel set in a future America renamed Gilead, where women’s rights are completely revoked. The protagonist, Offred, is a Handmaid, assigned to reproduce for the elite. She navigates through this oppressive society, recalling her past and attempting to regain her lost freedom.
You’ll Learn
- Understanding the potential dangers of oppressive regimes
- Gaining insight into the importance of women’s rights
- Exploring the concept of personal freedom
- Seeing the power of language and storytelling
Key Points
- The Rise of Gilead
- Role of Women in Gilead
- Offred’s Life as a Handmaid
- Concept of Freedom vs. Security
- Power of Language
- Offred’s Past Life
- Offred’s Defiance against the System
Who’s it For
- Dystopian Novel Enthusiasts
- Readers interested in Women’s Rights
- Fans of Margaret Atwood
About the author
Margaret Atwood is an award-winning Canadian author, known for her profound and thought-provoking novels, often exploring themes of feminism and dystopia. Her works have been translated into more than 40 languages.