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Acknowledgments
A Note on Dickinson Texts
Introduction: A Poem and Its Theological, Scientific, and Political Contexts 1
Chapter 1 The Poem and Images of God 25
Chapter 2 Religion and Science: Einstein's Spinozistic God 42
Chapter 3 God and Evolution: The Contemporary Debate 58
Chapter 4 Design, Challenged and Defended 76
Chapter 5 Emily Dickinson on Christ and Crucifixion 91
Chapter 6 Destroyers and Victims: "Apparently with no Surprise" and Related Scenarios 107
Chapter 7 Design and Accident 118
Chapter 8 Frost, the Blonde Assassin 132
Chapter 9 Dickinson's Death-Haunted Earthly Paradise 144
Chapter 10 Flowers, and Thoughts Too Deep for Tears 160
Chapter 11 Questioning Divine Benevolence 174
Chapter 12 The Final Dialectic: Believing and Disbelieving 191
Conclusion: Multi-Perspectivism in Interpretation 205
Appendix Derek Mahon's "A Disused Shed in Co. Wexford" 215
Bibliography 225
Index of First Lines 237
General Index 241
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Anthony Mccorkle
reviewed Emily Dickinson's approving God on April 27, 2015
Emily Dickinson's approving God
Interesting to read. It was written in 1960. It was influenced by the times. It read like an interesting psychology textbook.
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Add Emily Dickinson's approving God, As much a doubter as a believer, Emily Dickinson often expressed views about God in general—and God with respect to suffering in particular. In many of her poems, she contemplates the question posed by countless theologians and poets before her: how can o, Emily Dickinson's approving God to the inventory that you are selling on WonderClubX
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Add Emily Dickinson's approving God, As much a doubter as a believer, Emily Dickinson often expressed views about God in general—and God with respect to suffering in particular. In many of her poems, she contemplates the question posed by countless theologians and poets before her: how can o, Emily Dickinson's approving God to your collection on WonderClub |
