This book approaches the nature of Emily Dickinson from a multi-dimensional perspective. It studies nature in Dickinson s works from five aspects including historical, pictorial, ecocritical, philosophical and nonhuman perspectives, providing a tentative interdisciplinary study to display her charm, so as to promote Dickinson s studies, and open new ways in this field.
It studies nature in Dickinson's works from five aspects including historical, pictorial, ecocritical, philosophical and nonhuman perspectives, providing a tentative interdisciplinary study to display her charm, so as to promote Dickinson's studies, and open new ways in this field.
