Fairy-Tale Morphology in Margaret Atwood's "Surfacing"
Margaret Atwood's long-noted concern with fairy tales goes far beyond an interest in folk-narrative tradition or the use of folk-tale paradigms in her novel "Surfacing." In "Surfacing," Atwood's use of the fairy tale involves an exploration of cultural conditioning and...
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