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Sylvia Plath: Critical Essay by Jacqueline Shea Murphy

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SOURCE: Murphy, Jacqueline Shea. “‘This Holocaust I Walk In:’ Consuming Violence in Sylvia Plath's Poetry.” Bucknell Review 39, no. 1 (1995): 104-17.

In the following essay, Murphy attempts to locate sources for the imagery of violence and destruction in Plath's poetry.

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