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Preface ix
Acknowledgements xi
Abbreviations and textual note xii
1 Life 1
Family 1
Marriage 7
England 10
2 Contexts 14
Literary contexts 15
'Poetess of America' 17
Confessional poetry 19
Historical and ideological contexts 21
World War II 22
Postwar cultures 24
Domesticity and the suburbs 26
England 28
3 Early poetry 29
Juvenilia and other early poems 30
English influences 33
The Colossus 35
Creativity and self-creation 40
Crossing the Water 43
Transformation and change 44
Displacement 49
4 Ariel and later poetry 51
Ariel 53
Echoes 53
The bee sequence, 'Lady Lazarus' and 'Daddy' 58
Ariel: The Restored Edition 64
Winter Trees and other late poems 66
Three Women 69
5 The Bell Jar and Johnny Panic and the Bible of Dreams 73
The Bell Jar 73
Narrative voice 78
The double 79
Subjectivity 83
Johnny Panic and the Bible of Dreams 84
Value 85
English stories 90
America 91
6 Letters Home and Journals 93
Letters Home 93
Rendering account 97
Leaving home 100
The Journals of Sylvia Plath 101
The Journals of Sylvia Plath (1982): the abridged edition 101
Masks 104
The Journals of Sylvia Plath (2000): the unabridged edition 105
7 Reception 111
Biography 111
Confessional 115
Mythology 117
Feminist readings 119
Psychoanalytical approaches 123
History and politics 125
New directions 128
Notes 129
Further reading 140
Index 146
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