Biographical Interpretation

Many people see poetry and other works in different ways, but this is your opinion and your opinion. In Silvia's poem "Daddy", a lot of people can say that this is a relationship with her father, how do we know. It may even be about her father, husband, powerful authority, and even God. However, when I read "Papa", I felt strongly that it was mainly about her father. This poem suggests that she is angry because she quit her or whether she has an unhealthy relationship with him.

"Pras's most famous poem" "Dad" has enjoyed numerous interpretations of biography, but in order to read this poem thoroughly it is important to have other aspects of the poem (rhythm, rhyme, image and theme) We need to understand to understand. Yes, Plath, her self-awareness when reading the BBC report, "Daddy" is a girl with "Electra complex" When her father thought he was a god, her father died. Her lawsuit is complicated, as her father is also a Nazis and her mother is probably a member of a Jew. "(Pras, 166-188)

There are several ways to read and explain poetry. One of them is explained by biographical information. It is almost impossible not to use this interpretation once the author's work has begun. In many cases, the work will ultimately describe his emotions, emotions, desires and opinions. Biographical information may help block or read the text. Using this information to interpret the text may lead the reader to a conclusion very similar to the original intention of the authors' writing. Biographical information also leads to completely different conclusions for the reader. It is up to the person who reads the text to decide whether the biography of the author is necessary to explain the emotions expressed by his or her words.

Biography research is consistent with a study of the paradigm of social interpretation, focusing on the restructuring of life history and the composition of meanings based on the story of biography and literature. The starting point of this approach is to take individual biographies into account by the influence of symbolic interaction, sociology of knowledge phenomenology (Alfred Schuchtz, Peter L. Berger, Thomas Luckmann), and ethnological methodology (Harold Garfinkel) It is to understand based on social composition.