西尔维娅·普拉斯是美国自白诗派(死亡诗派)的代表性诗人,她的诗歌中充斥着大量令人不安的、具有强烈冲动的死亡意象。本文试图从普拉斯诗歌中死亡意象的表象和溯源两方面入手,进而对其诗歌的独特诗性进行解析。普拉斯之所以被后世所热烈推崇,也正是因为她终其一生,把死亡作为唯一纯粹的艺术,以死亡入诗,赋予了诗歌独特的审美价值。 Sylvia Plath is a representative poet of the Confession Poetic School (Death Poetic School) in the United States. Her poems are full of disturbing and impulsive images of death. This article attempts to start with the appearance and traceability of the image of Death in Plath’s poetry, and then to analyze the unique poetic nature of his poetry. The reason why Plass was highly praised by later generations is precisely because she had devoted her life to death as the only pure art, and she died into poetry, giving poetry a unique aesthetic value.