The New Emily Dickinson Studies

Introduction Michelle Kohler; Part I. Poetics and the Imagination: 1. Collaborative Dickinson Alexandra Socarides; 2. Generic Dickinson Michael C. Cohen; 3. 'Success in Circuit Lies': Dickinson, media, and imagination Eliza Richards; 4. Dickinson and sound Christina Pugh; Part II. Theoretical Frameworks: 5. Dickinson's object-oriented feminism Michelle Kohler; 6. 'The Vision - pondered long': Dickinson, chronic pain, and the materiality of figuration Michael Snediker; 7. Dickinson's posthuman worlds: biopoetics and environmental subjectivity Colleen Glenney Boggs; 8. Dickinson and historical ecopoetics Gillian Kidd Osborne; Part III. Nineteenth-Century Histories: 9. Dickinson's physics Cody Marrs; 10. Dickinson's geographical poetics Grant Rosson; 11. Global Dickinson Paraic Finnerty; 12. Dickinson and George Moses Horton Faith Barrett; 13. Dickinson and the diary Desiree Henderson; Part IV. Receptions, Archives, Readerships: 14. Textures newly visible: the online Dickinson archives Seth Perlow; 15. Coloring Dickinson: race, influence, and lyric dis-reading Evie Shockley; 16. Dickinson, disability, and a crip editorial practice Clare Mullaney; 17. Emily Dickinson in Baghdad Naseer Hassan; Bibliography; Index.