In other words, what you eat varies from place to place, how we feel about what we eat varies from place to place, how we feel about what we eat varies from individual as well as from place to place. Margaret Atwood talks about that in an interview: ‘’ It is a human activity that has all kinds of symbolic connotations depending on the society and the level of society.
To be more precise, she uses eating disturbance as a metaphor for revolt and protest. But, Atwood describes this issue in an unusual way, she tells the story through eating disorders and cannibalism. The Edible Woman is about women’s connection with men and also society.
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