"The Names of Sickness": Emily Dickinson, Diagnostic Reading, and Articulating Disability
Abstract
“The Names of Sickness”:Emily Dickinson, Diagnostic Reading, and Articulating Disability Vivian Delchamps There is a Languor of the LifeMore imminent than Pain -‘Tis Pain’s Successor-When the SoulHas suffered all it can - A Drowsiness-diffuses -A Dimness like a FogEnvelops Consciousness -As Mists-obliterate a Crag. (F522A) Emily Dickinson’s “There is a Languor of the Life” hints at her knowledge about diagnostic and surgical approaches to...
Paper Details
Title
"The Names of Sickness": Emily Dickinson, Diagnostic Reading, and Articulating Disability
Published Date
Jan 1, 2019
Journal
Volume
28
Issue
2
Pages
106 - 132
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