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Reading in Time: Emily Dickinson in the Nineteenth Century by Miller, Cristanne

“…This book provides new information about Emily Dickinson as a writer and new ways of situating this poet in relation to nineteenthcentury literary culture,…”
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(Women Writing) The Modernist Line by Miller, Cristanne

“…Of the five English-language poets who experimented most radically with the poetic line in the 1910s, four were women: Mina Loy, H.D., Marianne Moore, and to a…”
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On Twentieth-Century Literature’s Andrew J. Kappel Prize in Literary Criticism, 2017 by Miller, Cristanne

“…The excellent nominated essays for this years prize covered an interesting and telling critical range-from focus on new ways of reading canonical…”
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Distrusting: Marianne Moore on Feeling and War in the 1940s by Miller, Cristanne

“…Marianne Moore's war poems of the 1940s, and in particular "In Distrust of Merits," have frequently been read as a compendium of didactic, clichéd, pious,…”
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RELIGION, HISTORY, AND MODERNISM'S PROTEST AGAINST THE "UNCOMPANIONABLE DRAWL // OF CERTITUDE" by Miller, Cristanne

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Modernist Revolutions: American Poetry and the Paradigm of the New by Adrien, Muriel, Alexoae-Zagni, Nicoleta, Antolin, Pascale, Barbour, Susan, Battistà, Luca Ferrando, Bocquier, Manuel, Bougerol, Maud, Boulet, Sarah, Carrez, Stéphanie, Carver, Beci, Cazajous-Augé, Claire, Chambers, Matthew, Clavier, Aurore, Denham, Robert D, Deplante, Diane, Desnoé, Adélaïde, Diallo, David, Dixon, Marva Mercedes, Durand-Rous, Caroline, Gillot-Assayag, Laure, Guennec, Mariannick, Jacquel, Jessica, Joseph, Camille, Kalck, Xavier, Labarre, Nicolas, Lang, Abigail, Leboime, Sarah, Liagre, Sébastien, Lipson, David, Manning, Nicholas, Melia, Juliette, Miller, Cristanne, Mok, Nelly, Monnier, Fanny, Morin, Alice, Morvant, Églantine, Mustazza, Chris, Narvaez, Auréliane, Oudart, Clément, Ousset-Krief, Annie, Parfait, Claire, Patea, Viorica, Perloff, Marjorie, Pire, Béatrice, Pouffary, Yaël, Roche, David, Salari, Chiara, Seniuta, Isabella, Ventejoux, Aliette, Vinadia, Roman, Willis, Elizabeth

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Whose Dickinson? by Miller, Cristanne

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Marianne Moore and the Women Modernizing New York by Miller, Cristanne

“…Marianne Moore participated in two kinds of revolution in early 20th-century life, one aesthetic and the other social. Miller uses Moore's reviews, her letters…”
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Coda: Portrait of a Non-Publishing Poet by Cristanne Miller

“…Like many others, I believe that during the early 1860s Dickinson entertained the idea of publication, albeit ambivalently—an ambivalence that seems to have…”
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Becoming a Poet in “turbaned seas” by Cristanne Miller

“…Scholars writing on Dickinson’s borrowings from popular culture and popular literature have generally treated this phenomenon as an unchanging aspect of her…”
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APPENDIX B: Poems Mentioning Travel, Escape, or Foreign Places or People (1860) by Cristanne Miller

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INDEX OF POEMS by Cristanne Miller

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Back Matter by Cristanne Miller

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Spoken Poetry and the Written Poem by Cristanne Miller

“…The two preceding chapters present evidence of Dickinson’s closeness to her antebellum peers in valuing forms of verse that reveal some strain of wildness and…”
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Reading and Writing the Civil War by Cristanne Miller

“…Scholars have debated the extent to which Dickinson was affected by the Civil War and responded to it in her poems, from Thomas H. Johnson’s famous…”
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ACKNOWLEDGMENTS by Cristanne Miller

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APPENDIX A: Poems on the Orient by Cristanne Miller

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Hymn, the “Ballad Wild,” and Free Verse by Cristanne Miller

“…As the previous chapter demonstrates, although a great variety of verse was considered lyric, from sea chanties to verse of highly irregular rhyming and…”
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Table of Contents by Cristanne Miller

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NOTES by Cristanne Miller

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