AmLit Readers: American Literature, Culture, and History Podcast

AmLit Readers: American Literature, Culture, and History Podcast

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AmLit Readers: American Literature, Culture, and History Podcast episodes

  • Ep. 6.6 Reading Emily Dickinson
    Ep. 6 of 6 on Emily Dickinson’s poetry. What makes Dickinson such a radical poet.  Check out several good books on Dickinson's formal strategies, rhyme, use of dashes, and her many voices.  See Ralph Waldo Emerson's essay "The Poet" here.  Poems cited from 2004 volume of poems edited by R. W. Franklin.  Join us on Goodreads goo.gl/T7Waw1. Contact @profomalley
    7 min
  • Ep. 6.5 Reading Emily Dickinson
    Ep. 5 of 6 on Emily Dickinson’s poetry. Analyze poem "He fumbles at your Soul." Get past needing an indentificreable speaker and situation to understand the poem.  See Robert Weibuch on Emily Dickinson's scenelessness here.  Check out youtube video of this episide here:  https://youtu.be/7wTpaIKG6eY.  Poems cited from  2004 volume of poems edited by R. W. Franklin.  Join us on Goodreads goo.gl/T7Waw1. Contact @profomalley
    8 min
  • Ep. 6.4 Reading Emily Dickinson
    Ep. 4 of 6 on Emily Dickinson’s poetry. Look at the poem "I'm Wife."  See also Juhasz in Emily Dickinson Handbook and Approaches to Teaching Emily Dickinson.  Based on 2004 volume of poems edited by R. W. Franklin.  Join us on Goodreads goo.gl/T7Waw1. Contact @profomalley
    7 min

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Discussion of American literature, culture, and history; connects readers to books; and offers analysis of famous first lines from books.