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Sylvia Plath:
"She comes across more often as one sinned-against than sinning, whose art provided
a temporary outlet for her pain."
—Chicago Sun-Times
Few modern poets have generated as
much controversy as Sylvia Plath. In
the aftermath of her suicide in 1963 at
the age of thirty, Plath's popularity and
stature have steadily increased due to
her powerful, self-revelatory imagery and
her unflinching stare into the abyss of
the human soul.
Now back in print with an updated
commentary by the author, Sylvia Plath:
Method and Madness masterfully explores
the paradoxes of this fascinating woman:
the overachieving daughter desperate for
approval, the tormented poet warring
with her demons, the doting mother
who abandons her babies, the resentful
wife raging against the confines of
domesticity and an unfaithful but famous
husband. Butscher shows us both victim
and avenging goddess.
Here is the definitive portrait of Sylvia
Plath—the last word from her first...
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Fülszöveg
Sylvia Plath:
"She comes across more often as one sinned-against than sinning, whose art provided
a temporary outlet for her pain."
—Chicago Sun-Times
Few modern poets have generated as
much controversy as Sylvia Plath. In
the aftermath of her suicide in 1963 at
the age of thirty, Plath's popularity and
stature have steadily increased due to
her powerful, self-revelatory imagery and
her unflinching stare into the abyss of
the human soul.
Now back in print with an updated
commentary by the author, Sylvia Plath:
Method and Madness masterfully explores
the paradoxes of this fascinating woman:
the overachieving daughter desperate for
approval, the tormented poet warring
with her demons, the doting mother
who abandons her babies, the resentful
wife raging against the confines of
domesticity and an unfaithful but famous
husband. Butscher shows us both victim
and avenging goddess.
Here is the definitive portrait of Sylvia
Plath—the last word from her first
biographer.
ult is as if my life were magically
run by two electric currents: joyous
positive and despairing negative-
whichever is running at the
moment dominates my life."
—Sylvia Plath
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