My Emily Dickinson.(Brief Article)(Book Review)

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My Emily Dickinson.

Howe, Susan.

New Directions

2007

144 pages

$14.95

Paperback

PS1541

Poet Howe originally published this monograph in 1985, when, according to Eliot Weinberger in this reissue's new preface, the complexities of Emily Dickinson's writing "tended to be lost" to focus on the poet's neuroses and spinster life. Howe considers the intent of Dickinson's unusual capitalization and punctuation, responds to other critical interpretations, and frames her work in context to that of other figures including Elizabeth ...

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