Introduction to Emily Dickinson
By: by Henry W. Wells
Publisher: Hendricks House
Published: 1947
Place of publication: Chicago
Language: eng
Number of pages: 286
Subjects: Criticism and interpretation; Women and literature; History
Notes: Blanck, J. Bibliography of American literature, v.2, p.454
Table of contents: title: pt. I.; title: Representation of man --; title: Treasures of verse and prose --; title: Readers and critics --; title: Genius and abnormality --; title: On seeing microscopically --; title: Circumference --; title: Symbol of childhood --; title: Power of thought --; title: Living by the heart --; title: Release of fancy --; title: Angel of death --; title: Integrity of soul -- -- pt. II.; title: Representation of men --; title: Literary analogues --; title: Poetry as prophecy --; title: Problem of religion --; title: The Mystic way --; title: Stoical discipline --; title: Romantic sensibility --; title: Science and poetry --; title: The Social scene -- -- pt. III.; title: The Poetry in itself --; title: A Poet's aesthetics --; title: Art of the verse epigram --; title: Lighter vein --; title: Lyric spirit --; title: Image and statement --; title: Form and pattern --; title: Harmony and words --; title: Language of poetry.