Subscribe
Twitter
Facebook
Categories
Affect studies
11
American poetry
15
Anthology studies
7
Bios
1
Books
20
Children's literature
9
Environmental humanities and ecocriticism
10
Genre studies
14
Nineteenth-century American literature
36
Women and gender
29
Why?
Research
Nineteenth-century American literature
Environmental humanities and ecocriticism
American poetry and poetics
Women and gender
Anthology studies
Affect studies
Children’s literature
Genre studies
Honors
Teaching
Community
Professional engagement
Community engagement
At home: UNCG
Publication categories
Affect studies
American poetry
Anthology studies
Bios
Books
Children's literature
Environmental humanities and ecocriticism
Genre studies
Nineteenth-century American literature
Women and gender
Dissemination modes
critical collections
journal editing
monographs and essays
poetry
recovery anthologies and editions
Reflections
Community is a concept often invoked and seldom honored.
“Defining Poetry in the Twilight Interval: Frost, Dickinson, and the Critics”
Posted: March 10th, 2017 ˑ Filled under:
American poetry
,
Nineteenth-century American literature
,
Women and gender
ˑ
Comments Closed
“Defining Poetry in the Twilight Interval:
Frost, Dickinson, and the Critics”
The Robert Frost Review
26 (2016): 52-72
Tags:
monographs and essays
,
poetry
Previous article
Next article
Comments are closed.
