Emily Dickinson, Perception and the Poet's QuestUniversity of Alabama Press, 1985 - 231 sider Johnson describes Dickinson's poetic canon as the enactment of a major Romantic quest. |
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achievement Adrienne Rich analogy artistic awareness Bliss Clark Griffith Complete concept consciousness context critics crucial David Porter dead death poetry despair Dick Dickin Dickinson's poems Dickinson's quest discussion dramatic early poems Emerson Emily Dickinson Emily Dickinson's Poetry emotional emphasizes eternity evanescence experience faith final stanza following poem fulfillment gain Gelpi Harold Bloom Heaven Higginson identity imagery imaginative immortality implies insight inson's intuitive journey landscape letter lines loss lyric M. H. Abrams mathematics mature metaphor mind mystery mystical nature nonetheless noon notes pain pearl perceiver perspective poem's poems dealing poet poet's poetic quest progress quester's R. P. Blackmur ratio reality relationship religious remarks represents Richard Chase Richard Wilbur Romantic Romanticism second stanza seems sense soul speaker spider spiritual stance stanza break stresses suggests Susan Gubar symbol theme Thomas H tion tone Transcendentalist transience truth ultimate University Press vision visionary writes Yvor Winters

