Ariel
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Ariel is a posthumously published poetry collection by Sylvia Plath that is widely regarded as her most powerful and influential work.
Statements (49)
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| instanceOf |
poetry collection
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| associatedWith |
Sylvia Plath's suicide
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| author |
Sylvia Plath
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| compiledBy |
Ted Hughes
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| containsWork |
Ariel (poem)
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Daddy → Death & Co. → Edge → Fever 103° → Lady Lazarus → Poppies in July → Sheep in Fog → The Applicant → Tulips → |
| countryOfOrigin |
United Kingdom
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| criticalReputation |
widely regarded as Sylvia Plath's most influential work
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widely regarded as Sylvia Plath's most powerful work → |
| editor |
Ted Hughes
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| firstUKPublicationYear |
1965
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| firstUSPublicationYear |
1966
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| genre |
confessional poetry
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| hasEdition |
1965 UK edition edited by Ted Hughes
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1966 US edition edited by Ted Hughes → 2004 restored edition edited by Frieda Hughes → |
| hasForm |
free verse
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lyric poetry → |
| hasPageCount |
about 80 pages
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| influenced |
confessional poets
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contemporary feminist poetry → |
| language |
English
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| literaryMovement |
Confessionalism
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| mediaType |
print
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| notableFor |
exploration of female experience
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innovative use of language → intense emotional imagery → |
| originalPublicationYear |
1965
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| placeOfWriting |
Devon, England
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London, England → |
| publicationStatus |
posthumous
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| publisher |
Faber and Faber
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Harper & Row → |
| restoredEditionEditor |
Frieda Hughes
NERFINISHED
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| restoredEditionPublicationYear |
2004
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| subjectMatter |
death
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identity → marriage → mental illness → motherhood → |
| timeOfWriting |
1961–1963
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Referenced by (7)
| Subject (surface form when different) | Predicate |
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Lady Lazarus
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collection |
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Lady Lazarus
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firstPublishedIn |
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Confessional poetry
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hasKeyWork |
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Morning Song
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includedIn |
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Sylvia Plath
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notableWork |
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The Colossus and Other Poems
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precedes |
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Winter Trees
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relatedWork |