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The concept of isolation in Sylvia Plath's works

2010
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Abstract (EN)

In this study it is emphasized how the isolation and death concept ofSylvia Plath?s works applied into the poetry pattern. Foreknowledge on isolation is putforward and the period of the poet is analyzed related to the works and past. Generally,twentieth century is the concept of isolation, and in detail, it is the examination of theisolation related works of Sylvia Plath who is a writer of the Post modern period.In the first chapter, the concept of isolation is explained in a social way and itsevolutions are given from the beginning of history. The concept of isolation is evaluatedin sociological, psychological and theoretical ways.In the second chapter the themes of death and suicide developing related to theconcept of isolation are explained in Plath's works. The poems with the comparativeanalysis and The Bell Jar are presented by an analysis deeply made in the concepts ofisolation and death.

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Hale Erdoğmuş Altunay

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Hale Erdoğmuş Altunay (Master Thesis). The concept of isolation in Sylvia Plath's works, 2010, Kütahya Dumlupınar University.

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