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Praise for the bell Jar For Elisabeth and David A classic is a book not read by anyone but need by all, censorship is the first and major obstacle it must face. A first book is never a novel, is always an autobiography. Sylvia Plath die at the age of thirty and that is a […]
In «Lady Lazarus,» Sylvia Plath explores themes of resurrection and identity. The speaker reflects on her repeated experiences of despair and survival, likening herself to a miraculous rebirth. Despite external expectations and scrutiny, she asserts her individuality and strength, ultimately conveying a powerful message about resilience and transformation.
The content explores themes of ambition, identity, and existential struggle, intertwining personal reflections with literary references. It highlights the contrast between seeking fulfillment and confronting the constraints of society, while expressing devotion to art, love, and the complex interplay of cultures, particularly Russian and English influences.
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