Feministic Anguish and Anxiety in the Poetry of Sylvia Plath and Kamala Das

Sylvia Plath and Kamala Das convey their complex states of mind. That is why there is a great deal of inner landscape in their poems. In their poetry they use various objects of nature as objective correlatives for their mental feelings. The use of this technique gives an aura of fresh air to the world of their poetry, which is mostly obsessed with anguish and anxiety. Their poetry thematise their personal suffering, humiliation, betrayal, psychological breakdowns, debauchery and feminine oppression

Dr Peer Salim Jahangeer (M.A, B. Ed. M. Ed, M. Phil, Ph.D, and DCA) is working as Contractual Lecturer of English at Govt. D. C. Dooru Anantnag Kashmir. He has more than eight years teaching experience at college level in different govt. colleges of J&K. His is also an approved Counselor at IGNOU Study Center 1211 in Kashmir. He has got published more than 25 Research Papers in reputed international journals and has published three books. He has also taken part in many national and international seminars, conferences, and workshops.

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