Žensko tijelo u The Bell Jar i Ariel Sylvije Plath

In her works The Bell Jar and the poetry collection Ariel, Sylvia Plath delves into the themes of femininity, sexuality, and identity, offering a poignant critique of societal expectations and personal turmoil in the context of the 1950s. Plath explores the tension between individual aspirations and collective expectations, particularly in The Bell Jar, highlighting the limitations imposed on women. Her exploration of struggles with beauty standards, sexual relationships, and gender roles continues in Ariel, where she examines themes of transformation and rebirth. In this thesis, all of the notions mentioned above are detected and analyzed, providing insight into how the enduring relevance of Plath's work underscores the ongoing need to challenge and reshape the narratives that define women's lives.