Lonesome in Eden

Emily Dickinson was so deeply private a poet, so unique, so idiosyncratic a sensibility, so dedicated to exploring a self-constructed house of the imagination that an historian who wishes to use her art and life to talk about nineteenth- century culture and society —as I propose to do —ought to begin with a good defense

Aesthetics · Art · Art history · Literature · New england · Political science · Politics · Sensibility · History · Law · Poetry Analysis and Criticism · Thoreau and American Literature

• The Making of the Victorian Campus

  Open Access•J M Opal, Jason Opal•History of Education Quarterly•2002

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• Remembrances of Concord and the Thoreaus

  Richard Conway, George Hendrick et al.•The New England Quarterly•1978

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• The Life of Emily Dickinson

  Francis Murphy, Richard B Sewall•The New England Quarterly•1975

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• A Woman Alone

  Mary Kelley•The New England Quarterly•1978

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• Society and Power

  Susan Geib, Robert Doherty et al.•The New England Quarterly•1978

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• Emily Dickinson

  Wilcomb E Washburn, Richard B Sewall•The New England Quarterly•1963

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• Thoreau's Doctrine of Simplicity

  Leo Stoller•The New England Quarterly•1956

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• From a Window in Amherst

  Charles R Anderson•The New England Quarterly•1958

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• Concord

  Roger N Parks, Ruth R Wheeler•The New England Quarterly•1969

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• Slavery

  Stanley Elkins, Stanley M Elkins•Slavery•1987

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• The Door Ajar

  Will H Rockett•Journal of Popular Film and…•1982

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• Paupers and Scholars

  Howard K Macauley, David F Allmendinger•Journal of American History•1976

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• Young Man Thoreau

  Fred Somkin, Richard Lebeaux•Journal of American History•1979

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• The Emergency of Urban Society in Rural Massachusetts, 1760-1820

  Richard D Brown•Journal of American History•1974

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• This was a Poet

  Louis Untermeyer, George Frisbie Whicher•American Literature•1939

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• Culture and Cultivation

  Robert A Gross•Journal of American History•1982

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• Household Economy, Market Exchange and the Rise of Capitalism in the connecticut Valley, 1800-1860

  C Clark•Journal of Social History•1979

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• Piety and Intellect at Amherst College, 1865-1912

  Thomas Le Duc•The Jewish Quarterly Review•1947

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• The Minutemen and Their World

  John J Waters, Robert A Gro et al.•The William and Mary Quarterly•1978

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• The Letters of Emily Dickinson

  Open Access•Lars Ahnebrink, Emily Dickinson et al.•American Quarterly•1960

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