THE NARRATIVE LIFE OF SYLVIA PLATH AND HER FEMINIST THOUGHTS AS DESCRIBED IN THE BELL JAR
Kata Kunci:
Feminist Thought, Gynocriticism, Narrative Life.Abstrak
The Bell Jar is the only one novel written by Sylvia Plath which becomes the object of this research. This novel is searing semi autobiographical with mental illness that portray Esther as the main character which presented as the reflection of Plath’s life. In addition, this research uses library research in order to find any information related to this research. Furthermore, descriptive qualitative method was utilized in analyzing the data. The main data were taken from the narration & dialogue which taken from Esther Greenwood as the main character in The Bell Jar novel. As the result of the research, the researchers presents the narrative life and feminist thoughts as seen in The Bell Jar novel. The Bell Jar novel reflects the condition and the experiences of Plath’s life through Esther character. The narrative life of Plath can be seen through Esther character in the form of Sylvia Plath’s life as a researcherss, Plath’s love relationship and Plath’s family relationship. Meanwhile, the themes of Plath’s writing are seen through Esther character. Those are adolescence, confusing, depression, mental illness and suicide.
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