The Female Body by Margaret Atwood is a very unique piece of writing. Made up of six parts, it lists different things about a woman and her body. It remains general, thought the narrator is in first person. Atwood uses many lists; for instance, the third paragraph consists of a list of accessories of the female body. She relates the female body to a barbie doll, which basically objectives it. I am not sure what the author is trying to convey in this piece of creative nonfiction. Perhaps she is showing how the world objectives the female body.
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