Margaret Atwood

What Are Her Conferences Like?

Margaret Atwood’s talks delve deeply into human nature, delivered with a style that is provocative, moving, and empathetic. She explores dystopian themes and their implications for contemporary society, offering visionary reflections on climate change, human rights, and the role of women in literature and society. Her ability to connect with audiences through storytelling and critical analysis makes her presentations unforgettable experiences.

Selection of Conferences

*Dystopia as a Mirror of Society*

An exploration of how dystopian narratives, from *The Handmaid’s Tale* to *Oryx and Crake*, reflect current global fears and challenges, including climate change, authoritarianism, and human rights.

*Writing the Future: Ethics, Technology, and Literature*

An analysis of how science fiction and speculative fiction can serve as tools to anticipate ethical and technological dilemmas, addressing the boundaries of science and morality.

*Feminism and Power in Contemporary Narrative*

A reflection on the role of women in her works and society, highlighting the impact of feminism on her literature and its resonance in a global context.

*Nature at Risk: Literature and the Environment*

A focus on how environmental concerns inspire her writing and activism, exploring the symbolic relationship between humans and animals.

*The Art of Storytelling in Times of Change*

A look at the evolution of her narrative and how storytelling can influence social and political movements.