In Honor and Memory of Fr. Pierre Demers  (談德義神父 1921 - 2002)

Study Guide to Emily Elizabeth Dickinson
《狄更森的詩》

Table of Contents

Editorial Board 編輯群

序言(Introduction

第一組詩:自然(Poems of NatureGroup I                

  J. 328  A bird came down the walk  Poem 328

  J. 333  The grass so little has to do  Poem 333

  J. 526  To hear an oriole sing  Poem 526

  J. 986  A narrow fellow in the grass  Poem 986

  J.  1510  How happy is the little stone  Poem 1510

  J.  1540  As imperceptibly as grief  Poem 1540

第二組詩:狂喜與絕望(Poems of Ecstasy and Despair)Group II           

  J.  76    Exultation is the going  Poem 76

  J.  241  I like a look of agony  Poem 241

  J.  303  The soul selects her own society  Poem 303

  J.  341  After great pain, a formal feeling comes  Poem 341

  J.  258  There's a certain slant of light  Poem258

第三組詩: 死亡與永生(Poems of Death and Immortality)Group III         

  J.  162  My river runs to thee  Poem 162

  J.  449  I died for beauty, but was scarce  Poem 449

  J.  465  I heard a fly buzz when I died  Poem 465

  J.  712  Because I could not stop for death  Poem 712

  J. 1078  The bustle in a house  Poem 1078

第四組詩:藝術與文字(Poems of Art and Word)Group IV           

  J.  214  I taste a liquor never brewed  Poem 214

  J.  288  I'm Nobody!  Who are you?  Poem 288

  J.  441  This is my letter to the world  Poem 441

  J.  585  I like to see it lap the miles  Poem 585

結論(Conclusion

  風格與技巧  (Style and Technique)

  語言  (Language)

  意象  (Imagery)

  特殊表現法  (Idiosyncrasies)

  語調  (Tone)

  結構  (Structure)

 

 

 

 

Emily Dickinson, Modern American Poetry