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CoverimagebyMysticsartdesignonPixabayThisvolumeconsistsofnewandoldessaysaboutTheBellJarTheessayshavesomecommondirections:theyare focusedonhowthetimeperiodaffectedPlathandherfictionalcounterpartEstherGreenwood;alsoonEsther'sinternalstrugglesandhowtheyweredealtwithby EstherandbyothersTheLibrivoxrecordingsarealsofreeofknowncopyrightrestrictionsBythetimeshetookherlifeattheageof,Plathalreadyhadafollowing intheliteraryInTheBellJar,SylviaPlathrecognizesfeminismandagynocentricapproachinmedicineasacurefortheproblemsofwomeninthesSimilarly, RebeccaMyers-Spiers’saccountshowsthattherehasnotbeenmuchchangeintermsofthetreatmentofwomeninpsychiatricclinicssincethesPatriarchal ideologystilloppresseswomenbySociologyTheBellJartellsthestoryofayoungwoman’scoming-of-age,butitdoesnotfollowtheusualtrajectoryof adolescentdevelopmentintoadulthoodTheAmericansocietyobligatedwomentobesubmissivetotheirhusbandsThisstudyarguesthatthemale-dominated societyalienatestheprotagonistofTheBellJar,Esther,asshetriestodevelopherfemaleidentityinthepatriarchalAmericansociety.Allothermaterialinthefront andbackmatterislicensedunderaCreativeCommonsAttribution(CCBY)licenseunlessotherwisenoted.Insteadofundergoingaprogressiveeducationinthe waysoftheworld,culminatinginanentranceintoadulthood,EstherregressesintomadnessThisessayfocusesontherepresentationoftheUnitedStatesintwo contemporarytravelnarratives:NatáliaCorreia’sDescobriqueeraeuropeia:impressõesdumaviagemàAmérica()(IdiscoverdIwasaEuropean:impressionsof mytriptoAmérica;),andIlseLosa’sIdaevolta–àprocuradeBabbitt(Roundtrip–searchingforBabbitt;Thiswork(TheBellJarbySylviaPlath)isfreeof knowncopyrightrestrictionsSylviaPlath\'sThebelljar:Author:PlathSylvia;BloomHarold:Tags:LITERARYCRITICISM--American--GeneralElectronic booksPlathSylviaBelljarLITERARYWithitsportrayalofatalentedyetfrustratedyoungAmericanwomaninthes,SylviaPlath'sTheBellJar()depictsthe experiencesofanineteen-year-oldgirlbeforeTitle:SexandSuccess:AFeministAnalysisofSylviaPlath’sTheBellJarAuthor:AgneseBoffanoTermandYear: AutumnInstitutions:DepartmentofLanguagesandSylviaPlathwasoneofthemostdynamicandadmiredpoetsofthethcenturyWomenwereexpectedtosatisfy theirhusband’ssexualdesiresandbecomemothersGrowthThroughPainandRebirth