MARGARET DRABBLE?S ATTEMPTS TO EXPLORE THE WOMEN CHARACTERS IN ?THE RADIANT WAY?

Margaret Drabble is pondered among the most remarkable British authors of the post war period. A character in her novels frequently obliges as epitomes of a specific social class or culture. A respected contemporary of feminist novelists such as Doris Lessing and Angela Carter, Drabbles attention in social glitches confronting British society and, in exact; women have also sturdily swayed her work. Each of Drabbles novel detaches and scrutinizers one specific female role-whether spouse, mother, offspring, sister, mistress, or occupational woman within the framework of contemporary culture. The Radiant Way is not only around women?s individual glitches but it is also premeditated to survey British society going through an amendment.