Powering Through Prose: Margaret Atwood, Hag-Seed - Theme of The Role Of Women Part 1

The video explores the theme of women's roles in Margaret Atwood's novel 'Hag-Seed'. It analyzes two female characters, Maude and Ghost Miranda, highlighting their significance and the respect they command from the protagonist, Felix. The lesson also delves into the historical context of women's rights, referencing Mary Wollstonecraft and Atwood's views on gender equality. Through character analysis, the video examines how Atwood portrays women with agency and the impact of treating them as equals. The lesson concludes with a recap and a preview of the next session focusing on Anne Marie Greenland.

What overarching theme shapes Margaret Atwood's novel 'Hag Seed'?

In what ways does Atwood highlight the importance of treating women with respect in 'Hag Seed'?

What is the significance of the historical context of women's rights in understanding 'Hag Seed'?

How does Atwood depict the character of Maude in 'Hag Seed'?

How does Atwood use visual and tactile imagery to characterize Maude?

What questions does Felix's interaction with Ghost Miranda raise about the role of daughters?

What does Felix's relationship with his ghostly daughter reveal about his character?