Margaret Atwood’s The Handmaid’s Tale – Chapters 1-3
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Linking to sexism at the time and the way that men, stereotypically, view women as possessions, the fact that the Handmaids are not allowed to have possessions creates an ironic view. They are not allowed possessions but they are allowed to be possessions themselves.
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- Linking to sexism at the time and the way that men, stereotypically, view women as possessions, the fact that the Handmaids are not allowed to have possessions creates an ironic view. They are not allowed possessions but they are allowed to be possessions themselves.
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