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One. To Fill a Gap: Erasures, Disguises, Definitions
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Martha Nell Smith
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Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Abbreviations of Frequently Cited Sources ix
- Acknowledgments xi
- Introduction 1
- One. To Fill a Gap: Erasures, Disguises, Definitions 11
- Two. Rowing in Eden: Reading Dickinson Reading 51
- Three. All Men Say "What" to Me: Sexual Identity and Problems of Literary Creativity 97
- Four. With the Exception of Shakespeare Reconstructing Dickinson's Relationship with Susan Huntington Gilbert Dickinson 129
- Five. To Be Susan Is Imagination: Dickinson's Poetry Workshop 155
- Six. Fame Is a Fickle Food: "Sister Sue" as Producer of Poems 207
- Notes 221
- Bibliography 253
- Index 267
Chapters in this book
- Frontmatter i
- Contents vii
- Abbreviations of Frequently Cited Sources ix
- Acknowledgments xi
- Introduction 1
- One. To Fill a Gap: Erasures, Disguises, Definitions 11
- Two. Rowing in Eden: Reading Dickinson Reading 51
- Three. All Men Say "What" to Me: Sexual Identity and Problems of Literary Creativity 97
- Four. With the Exception of Shakespeare Reconstructing Dickinson's Relationship with Susan Huntington Gilbert Dickinson 129
- Five. To Be Susan Is Imagination: Dickinson's Poetry Workshop 155
- Six. Fame Is a Fickle Food: "Sister Sue" as Producer of Poems 207
- Notes 221
- Bibliography 253
- Index 267
