Sarup & Sons , pp. 561 1st Edition . Hardback. New. Sarup & Sons ISBN 8176257842 9788176257848 [US]

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[New Delhi, India] [Publication Year: 2007]

ISBN10: 8176257842, ISBN13: 9788176257848, [publisher: Sarup] Hardcover Contents Preface 1 Confessional literature its nature and characteristic 2 Sylvia Plath her psychological and social environment 4 The confessional element in Sylvia Plaths poetry 5 The confessional strain in the poetry of Kamala Das 6 The poetic technique of Sylvia Plath and Kamala Das 7 The comparative and contrastive features of their confessional poetry 8 Summing up BibliographySylvia Plath and Kamala Das are undoubtedly two outstanding poets of the sixties In fact their poetry is a record of their aspirations joys sorrows their struggles and disappointment Their poems represent the personality of the poet behind them This book is an attempt to probe deep into the experiences of these two poets It is said that a poem is an aesthetic projection of psychological motives behind it The present study aims at discovering the roots of poets personality both as an individual and as an artist It also deals with certain other aspects of the confessional poetry of Sylvia Plath and Kamala Das such as language form style symbol imagery analogy allusions and so on Most of the critics have tried to present a neat analysis of their themes and poetic personality without taking into account their artistic side So far no attempt has been made to explore the points of comparison and contrast and common aspects in the confessional poetry of Sylvia Plath and Kamala Das An attempt also has been made to analyse the ...