The Bell Jar

Sylvia Plath's «The Bell Jar» is a poignant semi-autobiographical novel that deftly navigates the tumultuous waters of mental illness, identity, and societal expectations. Written in a unique stream-of-consciousness style, the narrative centers around Esther Greenwood, a young woman grappling with the oppressive confines of 1950s American society. Plath's vivid imagery and sharp wit evoke a sense of claustrophobia and disillusionment, mirroring Esther's descent into depression, while the protagonist's struggle resonates with the broader theme of a woman's quest for autonomy amidst societal... Sonra