Sylvia Plath : the critical heritage / edited by Linda Wagner-Martin.

Format:

Book

Contributor:

Wagner-Martin, Linda, editor.

Series:

The Critical Heritage Series.

The Critical heritage series

Language:

English

Subjects (All):

Plath, Sylvia--Criticism and interpretation.

Plath, Sylvia.

Physical Description:

Online resource (xiv, 332 pages).

Place of Publication:

London ; New York : Routledge, 1997.

Language Note:

English

Summary:

This set comprises 40 volumes covering 19th and 20th century European and American authors. These volumes will be available as a complete set, mini boxed sets (by theme) or as individual volumes. This second set compliments the first 68 volume set of Critical Heritage published by Routledge in October 1995.

Contents:

Cover; SYLVIA PLATH: THE CRITICAL HERITAGE; Copyright; Contents; Acknowledgments; Introduction; Abbreviations; Note on the Text; MEETING SYLVIA PLATH; 1. Elinor Klein; 2. Jane Baltzell Kopp; 3. Irene V. Morris; 4· Christopher Levenson; 5. Anne Sexton; THE COLOSSUS AND OTHER POEMS: London, Octobef 1960; 6. Bernard Bergonzi, 'The Ransom Note,' Manchester Guardian: 25 November 1960, 9; 7· John Wain, 'Farewell to the World,' Spectator: 13 January 1961, 50; 9. Roy Fuller, review, London Magazine: March 1961, 69-70; 10. A. E. Dyson, review, Critical Quarterly: Summer 1961, 181-5

11. Unsigned review, Times Literary Supplement: 18 August 1961, 550THE COLOSSUS AND OTHER POEMS; 12. E. Lucas Myers, 'The Tranquilized Fifties,' Sewanee Review: January-March 1962, 212-13, 216; 13. Judson Jerome, 'A Poetry Chronicle-Part 1,' Antioch Review: Spring 1963, 110-11; 14. Richard Howard, review, Poetry: March 1963, 412-13; 15. Mark Linenthal, 'Sensibility and Reflection from the Poet's Corner,' San Francisco Sunday Chronicle, This World: March 1963, 33; 16. Nicholas King, 'Poetry: A Late Summer Roundup,' New York Herald- Tribune Book Review: 26 August 1962, 4

17. Ian Hamilton, 'Poetry,' London Magazine: July 1963, 54-7THE BELL JAR: (Victoria Lucas, Pseudonym) London, January 1963; 18. Unsigned review, 'Under the Skin,' Times Literary Supplement: 25 January 1963, 53; 19. Laurence Lerner, 'New Novels,' Listener: 31 January 1963, 215; ARIEL: London, 1965; 20. A. Alvarez, 'Poetry in Extremis,' Observer: 12 March 1965, 26; 21. Unsigned review, 'Along the Edge,' Times Literary Supplement: 25 November 1965, 1071; 22. M. L. Rosenthal, 'Poets of the Dangerous Way,' Spectator: 19 March 1965, 367

23. Unsigned review, 'Poems for the Good-Hearted,' The Times: 4 November 1965, 1524. Peter Dale, '"0 Honey Bees Come Build,"' Agenda: Summer 1966, 49-55; 25. Stephen Spender, 'Warnings from the Grave,' New Republic: 18 June 1966, 23, 25-26; 26. P. N. Furbank, 'New Poetry,' Listener: 11 March 1965, 379; 27. Hugh Kenner, 'Arts and the Age, On Ariel,' Triumph: September 1966, 33-34; 28. John Malcolm Brinnin, 'Plath, Jarrell, Kinnell, Smith,' Partisan Review: Winter 1967, 156-7; 29. Richard Tillinghast, 'Worlds of Their Own,' Southern Review: Spring 1969, 852-3

30. Peter Davison, 'Inhabited by a Cry: The Last Poetry of Sylvia Plath,' Atlantic Monthly: August 1966, 76-731. Irving Feldman, 'The Religion of One,' Book Week: 19 June 1966, 3; 32. Unsigned review, 'Russian Roulette,' Newsweek: 20 June 1966, 110-11; 33. Robin Skelton, Review, Massachusetts Review: Autumn 1965, 834-5; THE COLOSSUS AND OTHER POEMS (reissue): London, 1967; New York, 1968; 34. Unsigned review, 'Chained to the Parish Pump,' Times Literary Supplement: 16 March 1967, 220; 35. M. L. Rosenthal, 'Metamorphosis of a Book,' Spectator: 21April 1967, 456-7

36. James Tulip, 'Three Women Poets,' Poetry Australia: December 1967, 35-6

Notes:

Includes index.

Reprinted in 1997 by Routledge.

Includes bibliographical references and index.

ISBN:

0-203-70919-5

1-299-47942-1

1-135-03518-0

9780203709191

OCLC:

300711716