Father, the Surgeon: The Representation of Father as the Source of Fear and Self-doubt in Sylvia Plath's Ariel, a Psychoanalytical Feminist Reading

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Sahar Nejati Karimabad

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Sahar Nejati Karimabad

Sahar Nejati Karimabad

 

is currently a PhD student in Area Studies in Turkey. She started writing English poetry when she was about fifteen years old. She graduated with a B.A. in English Literature in 2007 and with an M.A. in the same field in 2010. Meanwhile her ambition has been poetry and through this ambition she got acquainted with Sylvia Plath. Although her mother tongue is Turkish, her artistic identity exhibits in English when she first published her poems in the Ayneha Online periodical. She started reading and working on Plath and her poetry both as a critic and as a poet. The result was a book that she got published in 2010.