Surround Sound: Dickinson's Self and the Hearable

Abstract

The essay looks at significant revisions in one Dickinson poem, "Further in Summer than the Birds," and argues for a version of poetic selfhood fueled by humility, and devoted to anonymity, that also tests traditional conceptions of individuality and authorship.

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