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This article presents information on the book "The Edible Woman," by Margaret Atwood. Dealing with a wide range of themes, including consumption, the glass ceiling, marriage and children. The Edible Woman is indisputably Margaret Atwood's most feminist-minded book. Published in 1969, The Edible Woman delineates the links between women, matrimony and society in an atmosphere defined by girdles male executives and pink-stained women's washrooms. The story of the character Marian McAlpin is conventional, She becomes engaged, disassociates herself from her friends, plans to quit working after she's married and allows her fiance, to dictate the relationship. |
