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Carissa Quiambao

'Daddy, I Have had to Kill You:' Plath, Rage, and the Modern Elegy - 0 views

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    In the following essay, Ramazani argues that Plath's poems expressing grief fit the criteria of modern elegy and that Plath expanded the genre by adding a tone of abiding anger.
Carissa Quiambao

The Death Throes of Romanticism: The Poems of Sylvia Plath - 0 views

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    This critical essay explains Plath's work as marking the death of Romanticism, with an emphasis on her themes of tragedy.
Carissa Quiambao

Sylvia Plath and the Poetry of Confession - 0 views

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    In the following essay, Bawer contends that Plath's extreme popularity as a confessional poet in the 1960s can be attributed more to her reputation as an oppressed and victimized existentialist than to the literary merit of her works.
Carissa Quiambao

Dramatizations of 'Visionary Events' in Sylvia Plath's Poetry - 0 views

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    In the following essay, Lindberg-Seyersted considers Plath's concerns with clairvoyance and occultism in her life and poetry.
Carissa Quiambao

'This Holocaust I Walk In:' Consuming Violence in Sylvia Plath's Poetry - 0 views

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    In the following essay, Murphy attempts to locate sources for the imagery of violence and destruction in Plath's poetry.
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