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EMILY DICKINSON'S POETRY AND JONATHAN EDWARDS ON THE WILL JOHN WHEATCROFT Bucknell University I HE poetry of Emily Dickinson is an emanation of the orthodox TProtestant tradition . The world view , the themes , the meta- phors , and the ...
EMILY DICKINSON'S POETRY AND JONATHAN EDWARDS ON THE WILL JOHN WHEATCROFT Bucknell University I HE poetry of Emily Dickinson is an emanation of the orthodox TProtestant tradition . The world view , the themes , the meta- phors , and the ...
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... Emily Dickinson's greatest poems , " Because I could not stop for death " [ 712 ] is impossible without an understanding of the doc- trine of the freedom of the will from the orthodox tradition . If so , then I must point out that no ...
... Emily Dickinson's greatest poems , " Because I could not stop for death " [ 712 ] is impossible without an understanding of the doc- trine of the freedom of the will from the orthodox tradition . If so , then I must point out that no ...
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... Dickinson's note Emily reproduced the first of the two stanzas that went into packet thirty - seven and asked , " Is this frostier ? " Apparently the poet was never able to make up her mind about the second stanza . One of seven of Emily ...
... Dickinson's note Emily reproduced the first of the two stanzas that went into packet thirty - seven and asked , " Is this frostier ? " Apparently the poet was never able to make up her mind about the second stanza . One of seven of Emily ...
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