Contentious Figuration in the Poetry of Plath, Stevens, and Dickinson: Dialectics and Poststructuralism
This scholarly work explores contentious figuration in the poetry of Sylvia Plath, Wallace Stevens, and Emily Dickinson. Drawing on dialectics and poststructuralism, it considers how poetic language, representation, and meaning can remain dynamic, conflicted, and open to interpretation.
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Contentious Figuration in the Poetry of Plath, Stevens, and Dickinson examines poetic figuration through the work of three major poets.
The study focuses on tensions within representation, interpretation, and poetic meaning.
Dialectics and poststructuralism provide the central theoretical perspectives for its analysis.
Written for readers interested in poetry, literary criticism, and contemporary literary theory.
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