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29 de ago. de 2012 · Sylvia Plath (b. 1932–d. 1963) was born to well-educated parents, Otto and Aurelia Schober Plath. Otto, who had immigrated from Germany, taught German and zoology at Boston University; he died when Sylvia was eight of complications from undiagnosed diabetes mellitus. Money was tight, so Aurelia returned to teaching, leaving Sylvia and her ...
Otto met Plath’s mother, the daughter of Austrian immigrants, at BostonUniversity, where he taught German. Aurelia had great ambitions for herself as an educator, but set them aside to play the ...
18 de mar. de 2024 · Chi era Otto Plath, il padre di Sylvia Plath. Non è il vero padre di Sylvia il protagonista della poesia Daddy, ormai scolpita a fuoco nella mente dei lettori di Plath: a parlare in questi versi ...
Indeed, Otto Plath’s leg was amputated on 12 October 1940 after an operation for a gangrenous toe. In Sylvia Plath, Peter K. Steinberg turns to the autobiographical record of Plath and offers important facts. He states: In August 1940, Otto subbed a toe on his left foot and shortly thereafter developed gangrene.
29 de out. de 2020 · But Clark’s research upends this: “Ernestine Plath died in September 1919 at the Oregon Hospital for the Insane.” Because Sylvia “‘so revered her father’s memory’” the information about her family history was kept from her, even after she recovered (Otto Plath, Sylvia’s father, died suddenly when she was 8 years old).
20 de out. de 2023 · By studying the local bee populations in Devon, Sylvia had consciously connected to the legacy of her father, Otto Plath, who died when Sylvia was only eight years old. Otto Plath was an entomologist, an authority on bumble bees, and wrote a book about them in 1934, Bumble Bees and Their Ways, which is still regarded as a classic.
11 de dez. de 2019 · Frühen Lebensjahren. Sylvia Plath wurde in Boston, Massachusetts, geboren. Sie war das erste Kind von Otto und Aurelia Plath. Otto war ein in Deutschland geborener Entomologe (und Autor eines Buches über Hummeln) und Professor für Biologie an der Boston University, während Aurelia (geborene Schober) eine Amerikanerin der zweiten Generation war, deren Großeltern aus Österreich ...
