The Handmaid's Tale and Philosophy: A Womb of One's Own (Popular Culture and Philosophy Book 123)
The Handmaid’s Tale and Philosophy explores the ideas raised by Margaret Atwood’s influential novel through an accessible philosophical lens. Focusing on questions of autonomy, identity, power, and society, this volume invites readers to consider the deeper implications of the story and its enduring place in popular culture.
About This Book
The Handmaid's Tale and Philosophy brings philosophical perspectives to Margaret Atwood's influential novel.
Its subtitle, A Womb of One's Own, signals attention to questions surrounding bodily autonomy, identity, and social power.
As part of the Popular Culture and Philosophy series, the book connects literary interpretation with accessible philosophical inquiry.
This volume offers readers a thoughtful way to reflect on the ideas and issues raised by The Handmaid's Tale.
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