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Part I. Literary Contexts: 1. Plath and the American poetry scene Jonathan Ellis 2. The dominant trends in British poetry of the 1950s and early 1960s Eleanor Spencer 3. Plath and the classics Holly Ranger 4. Plath and the radio drama Andrew Walker 5. 'Sincerely yours': Plath and The New Yorker Peter K. Steinberg Part II. Literary Technique and Influence: 6. Plath in the context of Stevie Smith Noreen Masud 7. Plath's whimsy Will May 8. Sylvia Plath and you Tracy Brain 9. Plath and the lyric Lucy Tunstall 10. Plath and the pastoral Iain Twiddy Part III. Cultural Contexts: 11. Plath and food Gerard Woodward 12. Plath and fashion Rebecca C. Tuite 13. Experimental bravery: Plath's poetry and auteur cinema Lynda Bundtzen 14. Plath and television Nicola Presley 15. Plath and art Jane Hedley Part IV. Sexual and Gender Contexts: 16. 'Minor scandal': queer writing contexts for The Bell Jar Beatrice Hitchman 17. 'Woman-haters were like gods': The Bell Jar and violence against women in 1950s America Kate Harding 18. Sylvia Plath and the culture of hygiene Laura Perry Part V. Political and Religious Contexts: 19. The Bell Jar, the Rosenbergs and the problem of the enemy within Robin Peel 20. Religious contexts for Sylvia Plath's work Gail Crowther 21. Plath and nature Richard Kerridge 22. Plath and war Cornelia Pearsall Part VI. Biographical Contexts: 23. Sylvia Plath's journals Sally Bayley 24. Plath's teaching and the shaping of her work Amanda Golden 25. Electroshock therapy and Plath's convulsive poetics Anita Helle 26. Plath's scrapbooks Peter K. Steinberg 27. Beyond letters home: Plath's unabridged correspondence Karen V. Kukil Part VII. Plath and Place: 28. 'A certain minor light': Sylvia Plath in Brontë country Sarah Corbett 29. Plath in London Elaine Feinstein 30. Plath in Devon: growing words out of isolation Maeve O'Brien Part VIII. The Creative Afterlife: 31. An alternative afterlife: Plath's experimental poetics Gareth Farmer 32. British and American editions of Ariel and The Bell Jar Elena Rebollo-Cortés 33. After Plath: the legacy of influence Fiona Sampson 34. P(l)athography: Sylvia Plath and her biographers Heather Clark.
Part I. Literary Contexts: 1. Plath and the American poetry scene Jonathan Ellis 2. The dominant trends in British poetry of the 1950s and early 1960s Eleanor Spencer 3. Plath and the classics Holly Ranger 4. Plath and the radio drama Andrew Walker 5. 'Sincerely yours': Plath and The New Yorker Peter K. Steinberg Part II. Literary Technique and Influence: 6. Plath in the context of Stevie Smith Noreen Masud 7. Plath's whimsy Will May 8. Sylvia Plath and you Tracy Brain 9. Plath and the lyric Lucy Tunstall 10. Plath and the pastoral Iain Twiddy Part III. Cultural Contexts: 11. Plath and food Gerard Woodward 12. Plath and fashion Rebecca C. Tuite 13. Experimental bravery: Plath's poetry and auteur cinema Lynda Bundtzen 14. Plath and television Nicola Presley 15. Plath and art Jane Hedley Part IV. Sexual and Gender Contexts: 16. 'Minor scandal': queer writing contexts for The Bell Jar Beatrice Hitchman 17. 'Woman-haters were like gods': The Bell Jar and violence against women in 1950s America Kate Harding 18. Sylvia Plath and the culture of hygiene Laura Perry Part V. Political and Religious Contexts: 19. The Bell Jar, the Rosenbergs and the problem of the enemy within Robin Peel 20. Religious contexts for Sylvia Plath's work Gail Crowther 21. Plath and nature Richard Kerridge 22. Plath and war Cornelia Pearsall Part VI. Biographical Contexts: 23. Sylvia Plath's journals Sally Bayley 24. Plath's teaching and the shaping of her work Amanda Golden 25. Electroshock therapy and Plath's convulsive poetics Anita Helle 26. Plath's scrapbooks Peter K. Steinberg 27. Beyond letters home: Plath's unabridged correspondence Karen V. Kukil Part VII. Plath and Place: 28. 'A certain minor light': Sylvia Plath in Brontë country Sarah Corbett 29. Plath in London Elaine Feinstein 30. Plath in Devon: growing words out of isolation Maeve O'Brien Part VIII. The Creative Afterlife: 31. An alternative afterlife: Plath's experimental poetics Gareth Farmer 32. British and American editions of Ariel and The Bell Jar Elena Rebollo-Cortés 33. After Plath: the legacy of influence Fiona Sampson 34. P(l)athography: Sylvia Plath and her biographers Heather Clark.
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