The evil woman and feminism in Margaret Atwood's The robber brideNuredini, Leonora (Avtor) Blake, Jason Frederick (Mentor) Virk, Tomislav (Mentor) In my thesis, I focus on the role of feminism and the evil woman in Margaret Atwood's The Robber Bride. In the beginning, I briefly introduce second wave feminism and Atwood's relationship to it. In the next chapters, I analyze the novel's storyline and the narrative structure of the novel and how that impacts its interpretation. This overview is followed by a more in-depth analysis of all the main characters as well as the minor ones, where I focus on the effect of evil and the feminist aspects of their actions. Then I look into the supernatural elements of the novel. I also discuss the continuation of the novel in Atwood's subsequent short story "I Dream of Zenia with the Bright Red Teeth." In the conclusion, I summarize and present a comment on my previous analyses.[L. Nuredini]20162018-10-19 09:33:14Diplomsko delo104977UDK: 821.111(71).09-31Atwood M.:305-055.2COBISS_ID: 62119010sl