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Comparison Essay # 100704 :: Sylvia Plath and Esther Greenwood
A comparison of Sylvia Plath and her protagonist Esther Greenwood from her novel "The Bell Jar".
Written in 2007; 1,345 words; 3 sources; MLA; $ 45.95
Paper Summary:
This paper discusses how Sylvia Plath's "The Bell Jar", is semiautobiographical and how the events that happen in the story almost directly parallel events that occurred in Sylvia Plath's life when she was twenty years old. It analyzes the plethora of similarities occurring between Sylvia and the protagonist in the novel, Esther, in an attempt to show that the presence of numerous parallels between Sylvia Plath and Esther Greenwood serves as evidence that Esther is a literary representation of Plath.
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"Down to the minutest of details, similarities between Plath and Greenwood can be seen. Plath and Greenwood both lived near Boston. Both had younger brothers and were their parents' eldest children. Both Plath, and her fictional counterpart Esther, lost their fathers when they were young girls. Their mothers played an enormous role in shaping their lives. Being that their fathers were deceased, their mothers were forced to take on the role of both, mother and father. This centrality quite possibly led to the many problems resulting between the mothers and daughters. Esther's inability to cope with change led to her severe case of depression. Plath's dark and depressing poetry suggests a depressed mind frame."

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