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Introductory note: Centered Revisions, Decentered Visions: Twentieth-Century American Women Poets
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MAKING CONNECTIONS: AMERICAN WOMEN POETS ON LOVE
2023Source: Dissertation Abstracts International, Volume: 35-04, Section: A, page: 2266.
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Per-verse Latin American Women Poets
2015Women in Central America have long been witnesses and narrators of history. This chapter provides a synthesis of the literary production of women of the isthmus from the nineteenth century to the present. It focuses on repeated themes, key questions raised, and aesthetic choices with regard to textual form and content.
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Dickinson in Context: Nineteenth-Century American Women Poets
2004Abstract By now the feminist argument that Emily Dickinson should be read in the context of other nineteenth-century American women poets has a long history. To be sure, it is still a minor strain in Dickinson criticism, but what is minor, as the poet herself was fond of suggesting, can over time find a permanent place at the table.
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Emily Dickinson and her American women poet peers
2002While a host of feminist scholars, beginning in the 1970s, are principally responsible for Emily Dickinson's remarkable surge to the front ranks of major American authors, these same scholars have, for the most part, shown little interest in recuperating the poetry of other American women writers of Dickinson's day.
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African American women poets and the power of the word
2009One way to understand African American women's poetry - its historical evolution, its aesthetic beauty, its political power - is to start with the story of creation. According to biblical tradition, Adam was granted the power to name and this power was one measure of his authority over Eve, his wife, and Eve's predecessor, Adam's lesser-known wife ...
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Women Poets and the American Sublime.
American Literature, 1991Margaret Dickie, Joanne Feit Diehl
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