Margaret Atwood's 1968 poetry collection examines the clash between civilized society and primal wildness through poems about animals and elusive landscapes.
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Margaret Atwood's 1968 poetry collection examines the clash between civilized society and primal wildness through poems about animals and elusive landscapes.
The Animals in That Country has a quality unlike that of any other recent poetry. Margaret Atwood's poems are mysteriously populated with islands, animals, beings stretching out to establish communication with one another.
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Hunting, bloodied animals, traps; colonial violence in imagery
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Brief gods, totems, and spiritual/mythic references
No fantasy magic present
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Colonization, settler–Indigenous contrast, identity and power
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Animal hunting and trapping; colonial cruelty themes
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