Beyond the Confessional: Reading Sylvia Plath Through Disability and the Politics of the Medical Gaze
Beyond the Confessional, Sylvia Plath’s Tulips and Lady Lazarus through disability and gender studies, medical gaze, essentialism, and institutional power.
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[…] surrounding gender identity, performativity, and fluid selfhood dominate cultural conversations. Judith Butler would later […]