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    I shut my eyes and all the world is dead‚ I lift my eyes and all is born again” (37 Sylvia Plath). one of the many quotes from Plath and in this book she uses it why? What is plath trying to tell you‚ is she being hypothetical or is she serious? Is there a point behind what Plath is writing or is it just for fun‚ well in this paper this well be one of the topics covered and how Plath point of view on the mental system the last thing that will cover is how the mental health system if bad‚ and different

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    they don’t pay much attention or just ignore it and don’t know what to do to help the person. What happens when a person does not get any help? Sadly‚ many attempts to commit suicide and they succeed. But what makes a person take away their life? Sylvia Plath’s “The Bell Jar” is an interesting classic story told in the 1950s whose story ends with a mystery that is never resolved. In the novel‚ Esther‚ the main character‚ is suffering from depression and attempts to kill herself multiple times. Bullying

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    “Daddy” Sylvia Plath was a talented young woman born to a German father and Austrian-American mother. After the death of her father‚ she fell into a downward spiral of depression‚ revealing her talent as a poet. In the poem “Daddy”‚ Sylvia Plath uses intense diction‚ sporadic syntax‚ and a unique style of figurative language to express the resentment she feels toward her father. Throughout the poem‚ Plath’s German diction and sporadic syntax creates a morbid tone. Many of the words Plath uses in

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    I chose the poem “Metaphors” by Sylvia Plath because the poem seemed familiar to me. I then remembered I read this poem in my senior class. My teacher was pregnant at the moment and she decided to give us this specific poem. Metaphors is rich in figurative language. All lines have a hidden meaning or require a little bit of thinking. At first when I read the poem I was a little confused. Later‚ with the simple clues given I discovered that it was about a pregnant woman. Plath composed a poem that

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    in the past four stores‚ they won’t take a second glance. On the other hand if they saw something detailed and abstract‚ it stands out and piques their interest. The same thing can be applied when talking about a reader and literature. A work like Sylvia Plath’s “Poppies In July” has the ability to capture an audience’s attention from the first line‚ as it could be argued to be almost abstract. The poem opens by amiably describing flowers. However‚ the ending of the first line foreshadows something

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    there has been a shift in societal pressure. Due to the efforts of feminist groups‚ the expectations of women have changed. During the 1950s‚ women had an extreme amount of pressure from society to be the "perfect" woman. In her novel‚ The Bell Jar‚ Sylvia Plath’s character Esther Greenwood is sent to a mental institution and later tries to commit suicide as a result of the societal pressures inflicted upon her. The Bell Jar was set in the northeastern United States during the 1950s. During this time

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    wanting two mutually exclusive things at one and the same time‚ then I ’m neurotic as hell. I ’ll be flying back and forth between one mutually exclusive thing and another for the rest of my days" (Sylvia Plath from famous poets). Sylvia Plath‚ a true icon in the literary world‚ comes from a broken background which serves to further explain the path her life eventually took. While events from the formidable childhood years of Sylvia Plath set her up for struggles during and after college‚ The Bell Jar

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    Compare how Duffy & Plath present “Family relationships” in “Ariel & Mean Time” Carol Ann Duffy and Sylvia Plath have written aboutfamily relationships in a positive view as well as in a negative way too‚ in poems Medusa and Before you were mine‚ whether it’s about in favour or against family Love and relationships. In this extract there are four poems written by Carol Ann Duffy and Sylvia Plath. Which are‚ “Brothers” and “Lady Lazarus” including “Medusa” and “Before You Were Mine”. All four poems

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    interview‚ Plath herself suggests that the two strains of Nazi and Jew unite in the daughter "and paralyze each other" so the girl is doubly incapacitated to deal with her sense of her father‚ both by virtue of her mixed ethnicity and her childish perspective. As the persona recalls the father of her early years‚ she emphasizes and blends the two perspectives of impotence: that of the child before its father and of the Jew before the Nazi. The child’s intimidation is clear‚ for example‚ in "I never could

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    I Have No Wit‚ I Have No Words‚ No Tears Sylvia Plath’s life story could be considered tragic as she was monopolized by a severe depression yet expressed her sorrows through enlightening words in her many poems. The death of her father when she was only eight years old commenced her lifelong despondency and insecurities. In the poem “Daddy”‚ she speaks of how she never fully understood him and blames him for the emptiness she feels without a father. As time moved on‚ Plath discovered her writing

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