https://www.youtube.com/watch?v=6hHjctqSBwM
>>8611162
No. She seems to be the idol of scum I hate.
It's on the same artistic level as the smiths and joy division
A pseud rich white girl with borderline personality disorder's best friend
fuck it upsets me
Sylvia Plath's death sent a psychic shockwave through humanity that ultimately coalesced into Deviantart, Tumblr, and those chicks on dating sites who write their profile blurbs like
>I am mysterious. I contain multitudes. Don't test me, or you'll get burned. A veritable vixen.. Inquire if you dare..
and make you want to pull your eyeballs out when you're trying to get laid at 2:30 on a Tuesday morning.
People shit on her sometimes on here because they're all image-obsessed idiots that hate other image-obsessed idiots with the bonus of behaving like scumbags because anonymity. She's too popular with alt-girls to ever be taken seriously by the """intellectuals""" you will meet on here.
The Bell Jar is interesting because it relates mental illness at a time when society was not really equipped to deal with it. I find electroshock therapy repulsive and fascinating, and in particular I think she conveys this madness very well. What I don't understand is her poetry. What the fuck do people like about Ariel? Or is this one of those cases where she was one of the first to write like this, and became a figurehead?
Hahahah.. These fuckboys getting angry because they lack the talent Slyvia had.
>>8611346
Personally I like many of the poems in Ariel. Plath is considered one of the quintessential confessional poets, and I think what makes her poetry so alienating is how deeple personal she tends to be. You have to know so many little details of her life, and what specifically was going on in her life at the time she wrote a particular poem, for her works to make sense. There are sources for that information readily available online for many of her poems, but most people don't want to put in that effort, and I can't even say I blame them.
>>8611377
>You have to know so many little details of her life, and what specifically was going on in her life at the time she wrote a particular poem, for her works to make sense.
Why should that be acceptable?
>>8611366
>>8611376
>>8611334
People dislike Sylvia Plath because if you criticise Sylvia Plath a bunch of beta males come out of the woodwork to show off how contrarian and feminist they are.
Let me write your next Tweet for you:
>baka these fuckboys on 4chan tho bae senpai
Woo, sticking it to the man!
>>8611393
this is exactly the kind of faggy /fa/ ass music i'd expect from a band faggy enough to name a song after plath
why is /mu/ all effeminate waifish 18 year old boys who wear makeup?
>>8611387
I'm not on twitter and one shouldn't dislike an artist because of their fans. Also, the negative comments ITT aren't criticisms of her work; they're criticisms of her perceived fanbase and personality, which have little grounding in reality.
>>8611404
>faggy
>/fa/
>faggy
>effeminate
>waifish
>boys who wear makeup
Yeah, we get it. You're a big strong masculine man.The Antlers still fucking suck though
>>8611425
She's a confessional poet and people are criticising both what she's confessing and how she confesses it. She was incompetent, boring, and self-absorbed. She was a hack.
You're the one who just wants to like her because meanies don't. Enjoy forcing yourself to read books so you can virtue signal.
>>8611441
Actual woman detected. Go get triggered by words on the internet somewhere else.
>>8611381
Well, I didn't say it should be. But why shouldn't it be? Anyone can write whatever the fuck they want. You don't have to like it, and you don't have to read it. It doesn't make it objectively bad. Again, personally, I like a lot of her poetry. Specifically, I think she is a master of imagery and uses other poetic devices like enjambment in a way that is highly effective.
>>8611446
You're the triggered one bro
>>8611453
>Specifically, I think she is a master of imagery and uses other poetic devices like enjambment in a way that is highly effective.
trying too hard
>she's very rather adroit at utilizing the use of imagery.. indeed, her "meter", as it were, is quite superb..
POETRY EXPERT HERE
>>8611453
Well, you are wrong. She is objectively a bad and minor poet. How much similar doggerel by men has been completely (and correctly) forgotten, because they weren't made famous entirely for their gender?
>>8611463
Tu quoque! Damn. You really nailed me. You should post another whiny screed about how any disapproval of whiny behaviour is patriarchy.
>>8611472
It's funny when people whine about people whining about the patriarchy
>>8611485
>I disagree. Thanks. Bye. I'm being curt. FYI. So you know I'm mad. And I hate you. But I'm also totally not mad. Because I'm above being mad. I'm a strong powerful womyn.
Giving ME an emotional cold shoulder? On an anonymous Internet forum? Thanks for showing us your problem solving skills, Every Girl Ever.
Maybe you should adopt Plath's instead.
>>8611488
>1488
>>>/pol/
>>8611493
>you disagree with me, therefore you're a woman
lol
>>8611506
You acting like a huge emotional baby is the tip-off that you're a woman. Cf. your pissy, humorless "lol"
>lol. k. whatever u say. k. fine. heh.
Please, remind me of every one of my ex-girlfriends some more. I need to jerk off to something miserabilist today.
>>8611515
>pissy, humorless
You're really projecting bro; I'm dying over here. And there's a lot of irony in you calling me (not the same anon you replied to, by the way) an emotional baby when you're the one having such an episode on 4chan of all places.
Also that's not how you use "Cf."
>>8611524
>I'm dying over here.
I already preempted your "I'm actually laughing so hard right now. I'm totally not mad. You're amusing me. Hahaha." tactic (cf. >>8611493). You have to up the ante now. Try telling me you won't put out for a month. That's usually Phase 3 of a womanish meltdown.
Yes it is. Ironically, you don't seem to know that it's "cf." within a sentence, not "Cf." It's just short for a word.
>>8611543
https://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Cf.
>However, while the cf. abbreviation has widespread use as a shorthand for "see", particularly in citations, The Chicago Manual of Style recommends against its use in this sense and prefers instead that cf. be used only to mean "compare" or "see, by way of comparison".
Fuck off retard, I'm not putting out for a month (because of how of an unintelligent pleb you are)
>>8611555
I meant the "compare" usage. Compare previous accusations with your behaviour in this instance.
>because of how of an
Thank you for not halving my offspring's IQ. I'll still lick your asshole on Vicodin if you want, though. Retarded chicks are chill when they're not opinionated.
>>8611493
First of all you started arguing with someone else at this point, dumbass. Stop assuming every anon is the same same person.
Second, you clearly weren't, and aren't interested in having any kind of real discussion about literature, just slinging shit. Still, you're entitled your opinion, I'm just letting you know that I'm not going to waste any more of my time and energy engaging with someone who is as narrow-minded, unintelligent, and antagonistic as yourself.
>>8611671
I thought I told you to go to /pol/, not type six paragraphs about how you're done talking to me and have it notarized by an attorney.
>>8611736
>I thought I told you to go to /pol/
Nope. Once again, not every anon is the same person, you fucking mental midget, and nothing I've said even remotely suggests the rhetoric of a /pol/lack. The level of stupidity you've managed to show in this thread is actually quite impressive. Do you dress yourself in the morning?
>do you LIKE
>SYLVIA
you mean SYLVIA LIKENS? xD
>>8611770
You forgot to have that one notarized, 14/88.
Why are you so mad about someone disagreeing with you? Is this your first time posting outside of your blog?
Reading Bell Jar right now and its great. It reminds me of Catcher in the Rye if Holden was a girl kind of. Its really feelsy
>>8611453
I'm just saying that good literary object should stand on its own; you should be able to read it, divorced from the author and even most of its context, and still be in awe.