Emily Dickinson and the Modern Consciousness: A Poet of our Time

abyss authentic awareness bleeding go celestial mechanics central century complex confronting context cosmic creative crisis death death-time Decree deep a bleeding depths Emily Dickinson says Emily Dickinson's poetry Eternity example existentialism existentialist response experience explored expressed eyes felt following poem Garment of Surprise Gerard Manley Hopkins heart of darkness Heaven Hopkins inner Iris Murdoch Joseph Wood Krutch King Lear liberal consciousness limit literature Little Dorritt little poem living look Lucien Goldmann Lukacs lyric Manacle meaning modern consciousness mortal numeral nature nature's necessity Newtonian ordinary perennial perhaps Philip Larkin poem of Emily poem of innocence poet poet's present pressures prison-house qualitative flowing real human value realist recognise seen sense sensitively human Shakespeare situation social society Solid Town soul stanza substratum term Thee theme Theodore Roszak Thou timeless traditional true mainstream truth Twas ultimate unto values and relationships vision Wordsworth's Wuthering Heights