Dickinson's Misery (55 page)

lyricization,
6
–
8
,
11
,
21
,
55
–
56
,
64
,
93
.
See also
genres of poetry
;
lyric reading

Mandell, Laura,
270n.10

Marshall, David,
270n.15

Marvell, Andrew,
227

Mauss, Marcel,
254n.27

May, Caroline,
269n.9

Mayo, Bruce,
256n.47

McCluhan, Marshall,
249n.39

McDowell, Deborah E.,
270n.14

McGann, Jerome,
20
,
40
,
270n.11
,
271n.16

McGill, Meredith,
245n.3
,
248n.28

McKeon, Michael,
55
,
244n.23

McNeil, Helen,
152
,
267n.25

Menand, Louis,
76

Messmer, Marietta,
263n.39

meter,
4
,
20
,
54
,
139

Michaels, Walter Benn: “Against Theory,”
110
–
114
; in
Realism, Writing, Disfiguration
, by Michael Fried,
184
;
The Shape of the Signifier
,
115
–
116

Mill, John Stuart, “Thoughts on Poetry and Its Varieties,”
9
,
56
,
64
,
129
–
133
,
140
,
160

Miller, Cristanne,
260n.13
,
271n.19

Miller, J. Hillis,
112

Miller, Ruth,
271n.20

Milton, John,
Paradise Lost
,
156

Mitchell, Domhnall,
125
–
126
,
260n.15

Mitchell, Donald Grant (“Ik Marvel”),
121
–
122

Mitchell, W.J.T.,
110

Moon, Michael,
196
–
197

Morris, Timothy,
256n.42
,
265n.5

Most, Glenn,
242n.8

New, Elisa,
244n.25

New Criticism,
92
–
99

The New England Primer
,
140
–
142
,
228
–
230

Niles, Thomas,
83
–
87
,
241n.1

Norcross, Frances and Louise,
62
,
79

Norton, Anne,
270n.14

Oakes, Karen,
264n.48

Oberhaus, Dorothy Huff,
249n.36

Ovid,
104

Page family notebook,
60

Paglia, Camille,
262n.37

Patey, Douglas,
242n.8

Patterson, Annabel,
256n.48

Pearce, Roy Harvey,
11

Peirce, Charles Sanders, “On a Method of Searching for the Categories,”
181
–
185
,
189

Percy, Thomas,
8
–
9

Perloff, Marjorie,
243n.11

Petrarch, Francesco,
114

Petrino, Elizabeth,
209

Phelps, Elizabeth Stuart,
154

Pinch, Adela,
269n.10
,
270n.15

Poe, Edgar Allan,
244n.26

poetess: Dickinson's and Susan Gilbert Dickinson's portrayal of,
225
–
227
; emerging scholarship on,
210
,
269n.10
; as generic category,
209
–
212
; nightingale as figure for,
209
,
225
–
232
; Oakes Smith's poem about,
225
–
227
; as subject and effect of lyric reading,
212
–
219

poetry,
233
–
240
; created by editors,
3
–
6
,
8
–
10
,
38
–
41
; defined by meter,
20
; de Man on,
100
–
109
; as fictive utterance,
63
–
64
; found,
1
–
2
,
32
–
37
,
166
–
178
; Hegel on,
25
–
26
; Mill's definition of,
56
–
57
,
129
–
132
; New Critics on,
92
–
100
; in notebooks,
58
–
62
; pedagogy of,
10
,
97
–
98
,
140
–
142
; and popular print in the nineteenth century,
9
; pragmatism's use of,
109
–
116
; of sentiment,
210
–
233
; taken from letters,
3
–
6
,
68
–
92
,
118
–
126
,
135
–
142
; varieties of,
7
,
10
,
11
,
235
.
See also
enclosures in and additions to Dickinson's writing
;
genres of poetry
;
lyric reading
;
lyricization

Pollak, Vivian,
190

Poovey, Mary,
8
,
247n.15

Porter, David,
90
,
166
–
167

Prins, Yopie, “Lyrical Studies,”
209
–
210
;
Victorian Sappho
,
10
,
119

print,
1
–
10
,
17
,
31
–
53
,
58
–
60
,
70
,
126
–
129
,
137
–
142
,
198
–
203
,
228
–
230
.
See also
handwriting

Pyle, Forest,
256n.48

Ransom, John Crowe,
92

Ranta, Jerrald,
265n.3

reception of Dickinson's poems: chronological shifts in,
14
; in the 1890s,
16
–
17
,
62
–
67
,
126
–
128
,
143
,
165
–
167
,
187
; feminist utopian,
233
–
234
; as interpretation,
171
–
177
; by her sister Lavinia,
1
; as lyric survival,
204
; by the New Critics,
92
–
97
.
See also
editions of Dickinson's poems

refrain,
24
–
25

Reynolds, David,
209
,
272n.20

Rich, Adrienne,
233

Richards, Eliza,
210
,
272n.32

Rilke, Rainer Maria,
107

Ronsard, Pierre de,
231

Rowlinson, Matthew,
9

Rowton, Frederic,
269n.9

Salter, Mary Jo,
150

Samuels, Shirley,
211

Sanchez-Eppler, Karen,
219
,
247n.19
,
266n.20

Santner, Eric,
258n.65

Sappho,
114
,
118
–
120
,
180
,
218

Scarry, Elaine,
190

Sedgwick, Eve Kosofsky,
211

Sewall, Richard,
250n.54
,
271n.20

Shakespeare, William,
114
,
132
,
178
,
267n.27

Shelley, Percy Bysshe: “Defence of Poetry,”
27
,
128
,
226
; “To a Skylark,”
188
–
189
.
See also
birds

Shurr, William H.,
35
,
60
,
249n.36
,
259n.3
,
268n.42

Silverstein, Michael,
37
,
248n.25

Siskin, Clifford,
55
–
56
,
243n.12
,
250n.52

Smith, Barbara Herrnstein,
24
,
63
,
246n.8

Smith, Elizabeth Oakes,
225
–
227

Smith, Martha Nell: “Computing: What's American Literature Got to Do with IT?”
249n.40
; and Dickinson Electronic Archives,
45
–
49
,
125
–
126
,
208
;
Open Me Carefully
,
125
–
126
,
241n.1
,
253n.16
,
264n.54
; “The Poet as Cartoonist,”
142
,
231
;
Rowing in Eden
,
267n.31
.
See also
Dickinson Editorial Collective
;
Dickinson Electronic Archives

Smith-Rosenberg, Carroll,
260n.9

Spicer, John L. (Jack),
124
–
125

Springfield Republican
,
68
,
135
,
137
–
140
,
162

St. Armand, Barton Levi,
58
,
264n.47

Starr, Gabrielle,
244n.23

Steedman, Carolyn,
250n.46

Stewart, Susan: “Notes on Distressed Genres,”
7
–
8
,
Poetry and the Fate of the Senses
,
116
–
117
,
204

Stoddard, Francis,
28
,
247n.15

Stonum, Gary Lee,
246n.12

Swinburne, Algernon,
34
–
36
,
60

Tanselle, G. Thomas,
246n.7
,
247n.23

Tate, Allen,
95
–
97

Taylor, Charles,
7
,
242n.7

Tennyson, Lord Alfred,
120

Terada, Rei,
257n.58

Terris, Virginia Rinaldy,
247n.14

Todd, Mabel Loomis: as Dickinson's editor,
17
,
57
,
68
–
69
,
75
,
245n.6
; journals of,
241n.1
; as recipient of “Further in Summer than the Birds,”
87
–
91
; scrapbook of,
245n.2
.
See also
editions of Dickinson's poems

Tompkins, Jane,
270n.16

trompe l'oeil,
3

Tucker, Herbert,
129

Tuckerman, Sarah,
62

Understanding Poetry
,
10
,
97
–
98

Urban, Greg,
37
,
248n.25

valentines by Dickinson,
137
–
142
.
See also
genres of poetry

Vanderbilt, Gertrude,
68
–
75

variants in Dickinson's manuscripts,
21
–
53
,
62
–
92
,
124
,
147
–
152
,
157
–
158
,
199
,
234
,
268n.36

Vendler, Helen,
132
–
133
,
160

voice: in de Man,
104
–
109
; in lyric reading,
4
,
129
–
133
,
142
–
158
; vs. mute body,
227
; in New Criticism,
93
–
98
.
See also
lyric reading

Voragine, Jacobus de,
122

Walker, Cheryl,
209
–
210

Warner, Michael:
Professing Literature
and “Professionalism and the Rewards of Literature,”
247n.15
,
256n.44
;
Publics and Counterpublics
,
21
; “What Like a Bullet Can Undeceive?”
18
,
247n.19
,
254n.21
; “Whitman Drunk,”
197

Warren, Austin,
83
,
142

Webster, Noah,
146

Wellek, René,
101

Werner, Marta,
208
: “The Flights of A821: Dearchiving the Proceedings of a Birdsong,”
249n.41
;
Radical Scatters
,
50
–
53
,
125
,
177
.
See also
Dickinson Editorial Collective

Whitman, Walt,
77
,
196
–
197

Williams, Carolyn,
54
–
55

Williams, Raymond,
271n.18

Wimsatt, W. K.,
39

Winters, Yvor,
92
–
95

Wolff, Cynthia Griffin,
143
,
157

Wolosky, Shira,
70
,
247n.19

Wordsworth, William: “A Slumber Did My Spirit Seal,”
111
–
114
; “Preface to
Lyrical Ballads
,”
217

Wright, Georgina M.,
58
–
60