Padajoče zvezde
Published: 1916
Place of publication: Ljubljana
Language: slv
Number of pages: 100
Description: In this volume, distinguished literary scholars focus intensively on Dickinson's letter-writing and what her letters reveal about her poetics, her personal associations, and her self-awareness as a writer.
Table of contents: title: "This is my letter to the world": Emily Dickinson's epistolary poetics  -- Cindy Mackenzie; title: Dickinson's correspondence and the politics of gift-based circulation  -- Paul Crumbley; title: "Blossom[s] of the brain": women's culture and the poetics of Emily Dickinson's correspondence  -- Stephanie Tingley; title: "Saying nothing . . . sometimes says the most": Dickinson's letters to Catherine Dickinson Sweetser  -- Karen Dandurand; title: Messages of condolence: "more peace than pang"  -- Jane Donahue Eberwein; title: "What are you reading now?": Emily Dickinson's epistolary book club  -- Eleanor Heginbotham; title: Emily Dickinson and marriage: "the etruscan experiment"  -- Judith Farr; title: Heritable heaven: erotic properties in the Dickinson-Lord correspondence  -- James Guthrie; title: Alliteration, emphasis, and spatial prosody in Dickinson's manuscript letters  -- Ellen Louise Hart; title: A hazard of a letter's fortunes: epistolarity and the technology of audience in Emily Dickinson's correspondences -- Martha Nell Smith.