REIMAGINING THE POST-APOCALYPTIC WORLD THROUGH AN ECOFEMINIST LENS IN MARGARET ATWOOD'S MADDADDAM

Abstract

This article deals with the post-apocalyptic world depicted in Margaret Atwood's MaddAddam trilogy through an ecofeminist lens. By analyzing the complex interplay between gender, ecology, and power, this study aims to shed light on the ecofeminist themes present in Atwood's dystopian vision. The article examines the representation of women's agency, the exploitation of nature, and the intersectionality of oppression within the context of the narrative. Through a comprehensive analysis of the trilogy, this research contributes to the understanding of ecofeminism in contemporary literature and offers insights into the potential for reimagining a sustainable and equitable future.