dickinson, emily

Examines the lives and experiences of three representative American women poets in the context of their historical time and place, including Puritan Anne Bradstreet, Emily Dickinson in the nineteenth century, and contemporary poet Adrienne Rich.

Offers a comprehensive introduction to the life and work of Emily Dickinson, with critical commentary on her writings, an overview of her personal relationships, struggles, and influences, and information on the culture of her times.

Presents a biography of nineteenth-century American poet Emily Dickinson, discussing her childhood in New England, her education, religion, and friendships, her family, and her writing, and examining some of the myths that have arisen regarding her life.

Presents a variety of viewpoints by different critics on important aspects of three poems by nineteenth-century poet Emily Dickinson, and includes biographical and bibliographical information.

Pictorial biography of poet Emily Dickinson containing over 275 photographs and illustrations of her friends, family, and surroundings.

A selection of literary criticism, published during the last twenty-five years, on the poetry of Emily Dickinson.

This volume explores the poetry of Emily Dickinson, looking at the way death and dying are reflected in it, and features carefully selected content representing a variety of perspectives. Also included is biographical and critical information about Emily Dickinson's life.

A collection of thirteen critical commentaries on the works of American poet Emily Dickinson, along with an introduction by Harold Bloom.

Provides a detailed introduction to writing an essay about literature and presents and discusses sample topics based on twenty of poet Emily Dickinson's works.

A biography of the enigmatic Amherst poet who during a life of seclusion produced some of America's most famous poetry.