Titlebook: Emily Dickinson; Joan Kirkby Textbook 1991Latest edition Joan Kirkby 1991 philology.poem.poetry.women

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,Emily Dickinson’s Life: ‘I dwell in Possibility —’, the largest need of the mind and soul; she had various words for it — ‘Prospective’, ‘Immensity’, ‘Boundlessness’, ‘Expanse’, ‘Possibility’ — but essentially her commitment to the unknown lead her to turn her back on ‘the times, customs, graces, politics, or opinions of men’. in favour of what she

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,Nature Writings: ‘The dwelling earthward’,she wrote, ‘gives or takes heaven in corporeal person, for each of us has the skill of life’ (L 388). Her desire, she wrote, was to ‘build the dwelling . whose site is in the skies —’ (L 50). When her family, school friends and peers joined in conversion to Christianity Dickinson alone refrained, ce

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,Dickinson Criticism: ‘Kinsmen of the Shelf’,d Thomas Wentworth Higginson and published in 1890, contained only 115 of the 1775 poems. Received enthusiastically, ., First Series, went through six editions in six months, and eleven editions by the end of 1892. This success led to the publication of 166 more poems in ., Second Series, edited by

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From Morocco to Pakistan: the Islamic Fault Lineolitical spotlight. Their political and social platforms are as much appeals for a return to the Islam of the Koran and tradition as a model for restructuring society, rejecting with equal vehemence Western materialism and Marxism in its various guises. It is instructive to see how radically the Ara