About this title: Much of Sylvia Plath's poetry springs from her attempts to recognize and reconcile her own paradoxes: the ones she found inside herself and the ones she faced in the world in which she lived. Like the work of a number of twentieth-century women poets, her poetry can be characterized as a search not so much for definition of self as for redefinition of self. This penetrating study traces, through the internal dialectics that structure poems, the evolution of Plath's imagery, and examines the way the poems embody the tension between images of self and images of world. A developmental study of ...
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Description: Very good. 1988 edition-Ex-library. Hardcover has slightly bumped corners, otherwise good. NO dust jacket. Pages are clean and unmarked. Book has library label and stamp. read more
Edition: First Edition
Binding: Hardcover
Publisher: Greenwood Press
Date Published: 1988-06-10
ISBN-13:9780313249976ISBN:0313249970
Description: Like New. No Jacket. Red hardcover in excellent condition, issued without a dust jacket, no underlining or highlighting, full print row, fine. read more
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