The Daisy and the Dandy: Emily Dickinson and Oscar Wilde Symbiosis 9.1 63-87

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Author: Paraic Finnerty
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This essay, which offers a brilliant and surprising account of the relationship between Oscar Wilde and the reclusive Emily Dickinson, was first published in Symbiosis: a Journal of Anglo-American Literary Relations

Topics and Keywords:

Dandyism; Emily Dickinson; Oscar Wilde, Thomas Wentworth Higginson, Atlantic Monthly, Aestheticism, American and British Pre-Raphaelite painters

About the author
Dr Paraic Finnerty is a Reader in English and American Literature at the Centre for Studies in Literature, University of Portsmouth.

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