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...roots of totalitarianism in America are found, I discovered, in the theocracy of the 17th Century," Atwood once told a reporter...
...literary device, Faery says the Harvard setting works to Atwood's advantage, providing a secret symbolic treat for those readers who recognize it, but allowing the book to remain vital to those...
Released one year after 1984 had come and gone peacefully, despite George Orwell's frightening predictions, Atwood created a cautionary tale for the future...
...while Big Brother may not yet be watching us, as the millennium approaches experts say we should still fear Atwood's vision...
...novel, The Handmaid's Tale, author Margaret E. Atwood envisions a frightening future for Harvard. A feminist poet and writer, Atwood received her master's degree from Radcliffe College in 1962 and spent two stints studying at Harvard's Graduate School of Arts and Sciences in the early...