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Womenwereexpectedtosatisfytheirhusband’ssexualdesiresandbecomemothersGrowthThroughPainandRebirthSimilarly,RebeccaMyers-Spiers’s accountshowsthattherehasnotbeenmuchchangeintermsofthetreatmentofwomeninpsychiatricclinicssincethes.TheLibrivoxrecordingsarealsofreeof knowncopyrightrestrictionsCoverimagebyMysticsartdesignonPixabayThisvolumeconsistsofnewandoldessaysaboutTheBellJarTheessayshavesome commondirections:theyarefocusedonhowthetimeperiodaffectedPlathandherfictionalcounterpartEstherGreenwood;alsoonEsther'sinternalstrugglesand howtheyweredealtwithbyEstherandbyothersTheBellJartellsthestoryofayoungwoman’scoming-of-age,butitdoesnotfollowtheusualtrajectoryof adolescentdevelopmentintoadulthoodInsteadofundergoingaprogressiveeducationinthewaysoftheworld,culminatinginanentranceintoadulthood,Esther regressesintomadnessThisessayfocusesontherepresentationoftheUnitedStatesintwocontemporarytravelnarratives:NatáliaCorreia’sDescobriqueera europeia:impressõesdumaviagemàAmérica()(IdiscoverdIwasaEuropean:impressionsofmytriptoAmérica;),andIlseLosa’sIdaevolta–àprocurade Babbitt(Roundtrip–searchingforBabbitt;Thiswork(TheBellJarbySylviaPlath)isfreeofknowncopyrightrestrictions.TheAmericansocietyobligated womentobesubmissivetotheirhusbandsAllothermaterialinthefrontandbackmatterislicensedunderaCreativeCommonsAttribution(CCBY)license unlessotherwisenotedBythetimeshetookherlifeattheageof,PlathalreadyhadafollowingintheliteraryInTheBellJar,SylviaPlathrecognizesfeminismand agynocentricapproachinmedicineasacurefortheproblemsofwomeninthesPatriarchalideologystilloppresseswomenbySociologySylviaPlath\'sThebell jar:Author:PlathSylvia;BloomHarold:Tags:LITERARYCRITICISM--American--GeneralElectronicbooksPlathSylviaBelljarLITERARYWithitsportrayal ofatalentedyetfrustratedyoungAmericanwomaninthes,SylviaPlath'sTheBellJar()depictstheexperiencesofanineteen-year-oldgirlbeforeTitle:Sexand Success:AFeministAnalysisofSylviaPlath’sTheBellJarAuthor:AgneseBoffanoTermandYear:AutumnInstitutions:DepartmentofLanguagesandSylvia PlathwasoneofthemostdynamicandadmiredpoetsofthethcenturyThisstudyarguesthatthemale-dominatedsocietyalienatestheprotagonistofTheBellJar, Esther,asshetriestodevelopherfemaleidentityinthepatriarchalAmericansociety