Questions:
Feminism in "The Handmaid's Tale"
The following is an except from a literary criticism:
"It [The Handmaid's Tale] warns us of the imperceptible technology of power, of the subtle domination of women by men, and of our unconscious imprisoning of each other and ourselves by ourselves."
Please explain how two specific events in the text are manifestations of two warnings mentioned in the literary criticism listed above.
For example, Offred's trip to Jezebel's with the Commander relates to the imperceptible technology of power.