Instruct: Classify Amazon reviews into positive or negative sentiment
Query: Hargrove, JOURNEY TOWARD ARIEL

Dianne Hunter's ReviewCorrecting Ted Hughes's chronology of Sylvia Plath's COLLECTED POEMS, Hargrove details close readings of the 1956-1959 succession of Plath's poetry, collated with her Letters Home, her pocket diary, THE BELL JAR, her short stories, and her Journals. Hargrove analyzes poem by poem, by groups of poems, and within a summary of these overall themes: the individual in a menacing world; male-female relations; the role of art and artists; the passage of time, decay, and death. This book has relevant illustrations, and displays admirable knowledge of Plath and Plath criticism. Hargrove favors "Hardcastle Crags" and "Moonrise." Of the former, she quotes Rosenthal & Gall: "'it is on its way to the discovery of how to write at a pitch of pure intensity that is like being carried away by, yet somehow guiding a runaway horse.'"