Plath and Hughes Flashcards

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nature personfiies plath?

“In many instances it is nature who personifies her” (Newman)

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Nature gives hughes imagination?

“animal instinct and poetic imagination all flow into one” (heaney)

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how does plath present everyday life?

“everyday incidents are transformed into the horrifying psychological expierences of the poet” (McClanahan)

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Hughes views on violence and power?

“for hughes, violence and power go together” (dyson)

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Plaths emphasis on the comfortable inevitability of death?

“death is preeminent but strangely unoppressive” (Newman)

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Ted Hughes quote on how he highlights the power of the natural world, and death?

“god of granite” (Bate)

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Plath wants death to be perfect?

“concerned with the perfection of death” (Oberg)

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Plath as a clear feminist poet?

“rejection of the female role” (Freedman)

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Hughes views on wives?

“one man gynocidal movement” (bate)

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how plath celebrates motherhood?

“motherhood as triumph” (wright)

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Ted Hughes’s obsession with higher powers?

“fascination with the supernatural” (armitage)

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Plath quote about identity?

“desire to escape from the narrow, constructing limits of female identity” (Warren)

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Plath attacks the female?

“disgust at the human female” (lindberg)

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plath as an avenger for women?

“transforms her poetic voice into a ravaging avenger of womanhood and innocence” (McClanahan)

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general quote about both poets?

“plath and hughes poetry is reciprocal and cross-pollinated” (gifford)

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general quote about both poets in terms of violence?

“Plath and Hughes share a conflict between violence and tenderness” (Webster)