Sylvia Plath
Using a postfeminist, poststructuralist approach, the author offers a new study of Sylvia Plath's life and work that rejects the standard myths of Plath as Doomed Poet and Deprived Woman. Bassnet demonstrates that the many voices and contradictions in Plath's poetry and life negate attempts by critics to achieve a definitive reading of her work.
GenresPlath, SylviaCriticism and interpretationPoetry in EnglishAmerican writers
164 pages, 5 editions
English edition · First published 1987 by Macmillan · ISBN 9780333367810
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Editions
5 editions
English
- Sylvia Plath · Macmillan · 1987 · ISBN 9780333367810 This page
- Sylvia Plath · Macmillan · 1987 · ISBN 9780333367803
- Sylvia Plath · Barnes & Noble Books · 1987 · ISBN 9780389206880
- Sylvia Plath · Macmillan Education · 1987 · ISBN 9781349186006
- Sylvia Plath · Barnes & Noble Books · 1987 · ISBN 9780389206873
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