Comic power in Emily Dickinson

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Poetry Analysis and Criticism American and British Literature Analysis American Literature and Humor Studies

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In this boldly revisionary work, three noted Dickinson scholars take issue with the traditional tragic image of Emily Dickinson by focusing on the comic elements of her art from a feminist point of view.

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