Keyword [Anne Sexton]
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| 1. | Transformations: The Modern American Fairy Tales In Consumer Society |
| 2. | "Self", "Confession" And "Autobiograghy": A Study Of Sexton’s "Poetic Truth" |
| 3. | Breaking Out Of The Body:Anne Sexton’s Writing Of The Female Body |
| 4. | A Study Of Anne Sexton’s Poetry From The Perspective Of Freud’s Psychological Theory |
| 5. | Getting out of Wonderland: Elizabeth Bishop, Sylvia Plath, Adrienne Rich, and Anne Sexton |
| 6. | 'The little white dish of my faith': Anne Sexton, the body, and spirituality |
| 7. | Finding the feminist poetics of Anne Sexton and desire in the poetry of W. B. Yeats |
| 8. | Symbolization and its discontents: An exploration of symbolic experience and poetic expression (Anne Sexton, Adrienne Rich) |
| 9. | With a 'painter's eye': Anne Sexton's use of negative space |
| 10. | Portraying the self: Life and literature in selected poems by Gloria Fuertes, Anne Sexton, and Olga Orozco |
| 11. | Sylvia Plath and Anne Sexton: Passion, perfection, and death through poetic confession |
| 12. | 'Her kind' and the canon: Anne Sexton's erotic poetry and body politics |
| 13. | Serious daring: Sylvia Plath and Anne Sexton |
| 14. | Contextualizing Anne Sexton: Confessional process and feminist practice in 'The Complete Poems' |
| 15. | Compelled to write: Crisis and self-constitution in the work of Susan Warner, Edith Wharton, and Anne Sexton |
| 16. | MALE AUTHORITY AND FEMALE IDENTITY IN THE POETRY OF SYLVIA PLATH, ANNE SEXTON, AND ADRIENNE RICH |
| 17. | The Fictionality Of Anne Sexton’s Confessional Poetry |
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