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Submitted by Enszer on July 19, 2011 - 11:18am
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Who was the Master (or is that the Right Question)?
Why has the very idea of "Master" seemed so important to Dickinson studies? What does "Master" and thinking about "Master" tell us about Dickinson's writings, her creative processes? Does "Master" tell us anything at all about those?
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Is that the square question?
Is that the left question?