Margaret Atwood's Alias Grace
Re (claim) of Identity: A Feministic Perspective on Margaret Atwood’s Alias Grace
Margaret Atwood has published many volumes of poetry and short stories, but is best known as a novelist. Her Alias Grace (1996) is one of several novels focusing on women's issues. Initially, Margaret Atwood’s all leading characters are victims of quest of survival but their quest of survival make them able to face the challenges of their life. As a result, in her world of fiction quest of survival is agony for the males as well as females. In her novels, intensify of quest of survival increases and decreases with the rise and fall of moral persona of the character.
First and foremost Margaret Atwood’s Alias Grace supports the concept of the happiness and well
Margaret Atwood has published many volumes of poetry and short stories, but is best known as a novelist. Her Alias Grace (1996) is one of several novels focusing on women's issues. Initially, Margaret Atwood’s all leading characters are victims of quest of survival but their quest of survival make them able to face the challenges of their life. As a result, in her world of fiction quest of survival is agony for the males as well as females. In her novels, intensify of quest of survival increases and decreases with the rise and fall of moral persona of the character.
First and foremost Margaret Atwood’s Alias Grace supports the concept of the happiness and well