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Page 80 from Issue 133

wandering through the apartment this evening, trying to figure out what to do. I worked on some crosswords, ... suburbs, in Elk Grove, this guy also made a lot, though he had a kind of gimmick going. What he did was ... Page 80 from Issue 133 PhD in history at Yale. His sister is teaching at [uilliard in New York. ...
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Page 231 from Issue 80

Plath's sense of personal failure. She had no way of knowing to what extent the extremes of her experience ... were universal to all women and to what extent her inability to over­ come those extremes was the ... Because she felt she was simply describing the facts as they had happened, she was able to tap in the ...
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Page 100 from Issue 80

"She said he was good, is what 1 mean." "But he calls me with many voices," ... Page 100 from Issue 80 seek with them. As they rose and bent down rhythmically along the rows she ... a wooden bridge rose, rainbow-like, over a marshy spot into a distant tangle of wild raspberry. She was ...
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Page 164 from Issue 80

Page 164 from Issue 80 important would have been finally to believe that what others liked or ... failed to like, admired or failed to admire, was of no real consequence to them or to anyone else. At the ... "correctly" mimic the postures of their teachers. The best one could do was to make certain ideas and works as ...
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Page 236 from Issue 80

that her "old fever of 101 alternating with chills" was back (LH, p. 468). What is ... "has to act out the awful little allegory once over before she is free of it" (CP, p. 293). ... Page 236 from Issue 80 desperate, almost hysterical, letters to her mother, noting on October 16 ...
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"Dawn Poems in Blood": Sylvia Plath and PMS

Catherine Thompson
traditional psychoanalytic terms and attributed to the death of her father (when she was eight) and repressed ... a self-limiting vision from which she was struggling to escape. The purpose of this essay is to offer ... she was almost certainly suffering from a severe form of the hormonal disorder now recognized as ...
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"Dawn Poems in Blood": Sylvia Plath and PMS

Catherine Thompson
traditional psychoanalytic terms and attributed to the death of her father (when she was eight) and repressed ... a self-limiting vision from which she was struggling to escape. The purpose of this essay is to offer ... she was almost certainly suffering from a severe form of the hormonal disorder now recognized as ...
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Page 134 from Issue 80

mimesis to imitate it. That is what Chekhov's major characters typically do. His plays cen­ ter ... truly meaningful prosaic life can be glimpsed by an audience that has learned to attend to what, once ... Page 134 from Issue 80 ment of Lermontoe. Softly I even look a little like Lermontov... so they ...
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Page 80 from Issue 16

closing her window haughtily. In her first full scene, shortly after, she is shown as a vain, impatient ... to her daughter. Referring to her own early marriage (we have already learned that she was marred by ... it), she is the image 80 Issue 16 page ...
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Appearing and Disappearing Selves

Willard Spiegelman
Appearing and Disappearing Selves Print Pages:  Page 250 from Issue 80 Reviews: Appearing and ... $18.95; paperback, $9.95 Stanley Moss, The Intelligence of Clouds, Harcourt Brace Jovanovich, 1989, 80 ... Chicago Press, 1986,48 pages; hardback, $15; paperback, $6.95 Just as deconstruction has tried to ...

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