critics final Flashcards
tisdall on hughes’ voice (full moon, view of a pig)
voice of the countryside
parnell on plath
her submission, her duty, her silence
dobbs on plath (lesbos)
faced a conflict between family and career
domestic entrapment as wife and mother
muir on hughes
x2
poetry of violence
jaguar embodies admirable violence
rosanthal said plath saw herself as (suicide off egg rock)
skilled suicide artist
larkin on plath
horror poet
hughes … gulf between
o’ connor
civilised man and man’s animal self
lomas on hughes
assault on our culture
seyersted on plath
landscape is a metaphor for feelings of being insignificant and exposed
sagar on hughes
is a wudwo in all his poems, asking questions of the world
uroff
Plath’s self = weak and submissive
Hughes’ self = self represents witness to elemental control
Ian Gregson (violence)
His interest in violence was closely linked to his struggle with masculinity.
sinfield - daddy
jews and women among victims of institionalised violence in western civilisation
alverez -
daddy is a love <3 poem
malcom - plath
tulips is a hym to the death wish