A material thought surfaces in Margaret Atwood’s Surfacing

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The protagonist's journey emphasizes femininity and the significance of embracing the body, fostering a sense of wilderness and connection.
Atwood's work contrasts with second-wave feminism, showing that identity can be fluid rather than fixed.
By intertwining material nature and human experiences, the narrative promotes kinship between humans and non-humans.
This portrayal supports a vision of co-evolution and interdependence, challenging traditional views of dominance.

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Article explores femininity and kinship in Atwood’s Surfacing, suggesting interdependence and co-evolution among identities.

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