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Emily Dickinson in 1862: A Weekly Blog

  • Welcome
  • About This Project
    • Why 1862?
    • Why a Blog?
    • “The Networked Recluse”
    • Ethos of the Project
    • Dating and Selecting Poems
    • Resources and Abbreviations
    • A Note on Dickinson’s Reading
    • Collaborators
    • Acknowledgements
  • Weekly Blog
    • January
      • January 1-7, 1862: The Civil War
      • January 8-14, 1862: The “Azarian School”
      • January 15-21, 1862: The Third Master “Letter”
      • January 22-28, 1862: Fascicle 12
      • January 29-Feb 4, 1862: White
    • February
      • February 5-11, 1862: Meter
      • February 12-18, 1862: Entitle
      • February 19-25, 1862: Choosing
      • February 26 – March 4, 1862: Sue
    • March
      • March 5-11, 1862: Women of Genius
      • March 12-18, 1862: Death of Frazar Stearns
      • March 19-25, 1862: Spring!
      • March 26-April 1, 1862: Fascicle 18
    • April
      • April 2-8, 1862: Publication
      • April 9-15, 1862: Edward Dickinson
      • April 16-22, 1862: Coming out as a Poet
      • April 23-29, 1862: Second Letter to Higginson
    • May
      • April 30-May 6, 1862: Gardens
      • May 7-13, 1862: Wanderlust
      • May 14-20, 1862: Hot Beds
      • May 21-27, 1862: “Eastern Spirit”
      • May 28-June 3, 1862: Illness and Health
    • June
      • June 4-10, 1862: Third Letter to Higginson
      • June 11-17, 1862: Elizabeth Barrett Browning
      • June 18-24, 1862: Music, by guest blogger, Dr. Nicole Panizza, Coventry University
      • June 25-July 1, 1862: Mothers
    • July
      • July 2-8, 1862: Marriage
      • July 9-15, 1862: Astronomy
      • July 16-22, 1862: Circumference
      • July 23-29, 1862: School
    • August
      • July 30-Aug 5, 1862: Wealth, Class, and Economics
      • August 6-12, 1862: Fifth Letter to Thomas Wentworth Higginson
      • August 13-19, 1862: Emerson and Thoreau
      • August 20-26, 1862: Bowles and Bees
      • August 27-September 2, 1862: Home
    • September
      • September 3-9, 1862: Volcanoes
      • September 10-16, 1862: Higginson’s “The Life of Birds”
      • September 17-23, 1862: Translation
      • September 24-30, 1862: Religion
    • October
      • October 1-7, 1862: Sixth Letter to Thomas Wentworth Higginson and Antietam
      • October 8-14, 1862: Global Citizen
      • October 15-21, 1862: Autumn
      • October 22-28, 1862: Queer Dickinson
      • October 29-November 4, 1862: Haunted!
    • November
      • November 5-11, 1862: Death
      • November 12-18, 1862: Crucifixion
      • November 19-25, 1862: Aftermath
      • November 26-December 2, 1862: Time
    • December
      • December 3-9, 1862: Language, Wonder, Freedom
      • December 10-16, 1862: Paradise
      • December 17-23, 1862: Second Crossroads Collaboration
      • December 24-31, 1862: Winter
  • Poems
    • January
      • January 1-7, 1862: Poems on the Civil War
      • January 8-14: The “Azarian School”
      • January 15-21: Mastery Poems
      • January 22-28: Poems from Fascicle 12
      • January 29-Feb 4: Poems on White
    • February
      • February 5-11: Poems on Meter
      • February 12-18: Poems on Entitle
      • February 19-25: Poems on Choosing
      • February 26-March 4: Sue Poems
    • March
      • March 5-11: Poems on Genius
      • March 12-18: Poems, Death of Frazar Stearns
      • March 19-25: Poems on Spring
      • March 26-April 1: Poems on Resurrection
    • April
      • April 2-8: Poems on Publication
      • April 9-15: Poems on Edward Dickinson
      • April 16-22: Poems in the first letter to Higginson
      • April 23-29, 1862: Poems in the Second Letter to Higginson
    • May
      • April 30-May 6: Garden Poems
      • May 7-13, 1862: Poems on Travel
      • May 14-20, 1862: Poems on Hot Beds
      • May 21-27, 1862: Poems on Eastern Spirit
      • May 28-June 3, 1862: Poems on Illness
    • June
      • June 4-10, 1862: Poems on the Third Letter to Higginson
      • June 11-17, 1862: Poems on Elizabeth Barrett Browning
      • June 18-24, 1862: Poems on/as Music
      • June 25-July 1, 1862: Poems on Mothers
    • July
      • July 2-8, 1862: Poems on Marriage
      • July 9-15, 1862: Poems on Astronomy
      • July 16-22, 1862: Poems on Circumference
      • July 23-29, 1862: Poems on School
    • August
      • July 30-August 5, 1862: Poems on Wealth, Class, and Economics
      • August 6-12, 1862: Poems and the Fifth Letter to Thomas Wentworth Higginson
      • August 13-19, 1862: Emerson and Thoreau – Poems
      • August 20-26, 1862: Poems on Bowles and Bees
      • August 27-September 2, 1862: Poems on Home
    • September
      • September 3-9, 1862: Poems on Volcanoes
      • September 10-16, 1862: Poems on Birds
      • September 17-23, 1862: Poems in Translation
      • September 24-30, 1862: Poems on Religion
    • October
      • October 1-7, 1862: Poems from Fascicle 24
      • October 8-14, 1862: Poems of Global Consciousness
      • October 15-21, 1862: Poems of Autumn
      • October 22-28, 1862: Poems on Queerness
      • October 29-November 4, 1862: Haunted Poems
    • November
      • November 5-11, 1862: Poems on Death
      • November 12-18, 1862: Poems on Crucifixion
      • November 19-25, 1862: Poems of Aftermath
      • November 26-December 2, 1862: Poems on Time
    • December
      • December 3-9, 1862: Poems and Crossroads Projects on Language, Wonder, Freedom
      • December 10-16, 1862: Poems on Paradise
      • December 17-23, 1862: Second Crossroads Projects
      • December 24-31, 1862: Poems on Winter
  • Video & Media
    • Shakespeare and Dickinson at the White Heat
    • Emily Dickinson in Song
    • C19 Podcast — Networked Connections: Exploring Emily Dickinson in 1862
    • Blair
    • Amherst – Short film by Amy Lawrence, 1995
    • Hymnal Essay by Anna Morrison
  • More
    • Bread and Puppet Dickinson Woodcuts
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  • About This Project
    • Why 1862?
    • Why a Blog?
    • “The Networked Recluse”
    • Ethos of the Project
    • Dating and Selecting Poems
    • Resources and Abbreviations
    • A Note on Dickinson’s Reading
    • Collaborators
    • Acknowledgements
  • Weekly Blog
    • January
      • January 1-7, 1862: The Civil War
      • January 8-14, 1862: The “Azarian School”
      • January 15-21, 1862: The Third Master “Letter”
      • January 22-28, 1862: Fascicle 12
      • January 29-Feb 4, 1862: White
    • February
      • February 5-11, 1862: Meter
      • February 12-18, 1862: Entitle
      • February 19-25, 1862: Choosing
      • February 26 – March 4, 1862: Sue
    • March
      • March 5-11, 1862: Women of Genius
      • March 12-18, 1862: Death of Frazar Stearns
      • March 19-25, 1862: Spring!
      • March 26-April 1, 1862: Fascicle 18
    • April
      • April 2-8, 1862: Publication
      • April 9-15, 1862: Edward Dickinson
      • April 16-22, 1862: Coming out as a Poet
      • April 23-29, 1862: Second Letter to Higginson
    • May
      • April 30-May 6, 1862: Gardens
      • May 7-13, 1862: Wanderlust
      • May 14-20, 1862: Hot Beds
      • May 21-27, 1862: “Eastern Spirit”
      • May 28-June 3, 1862: Illness and Health
    • June
      • June 4-10, 1862: Third Letter to Higginson
      • June 11-17, 1862: Elizabeth Barrett Browning
      • June 18-24, 1862: Music, by guest blogger, Dr. Nicole Panizza, Coventry University
      • June 25-July 1, 1862: Mothers
    • July
      • July 2-8, 1862: Marriage
      • July 9-15, 1862: Astronomy
      • July 16-22, 1862: Circumference
      • July 23-29, 1862: School
    • August
      • July 30-Aug 5, 1862: Wealth, Class, and Economics
      • August 6-12, 1862: Fifth Letter to Thomas Wentworth Higginson
      • August 13-19, 1862: Emerson and Thoreau
      • August 20-26, 1862: Bowles and Bees
      • August 27-September 2, 1862: Home
    • September
      • September 3-9, 1862: Volcanoes
      • September 10-16, 1862: Higginson’s “The Life of Birds”
      • September 17-23, 1862: Translation
      • September 24-30, 1862: Religion
    • October
      • October 1-7, 1862: Sixth Letter to Thomas Wentworth Higginson and Antietam
      • October 8-14, 1862: Global Citizen
      • October 15-21, 1862: Autumn
      • October 22-28, 1862: Queer Dickinson
      • October 29-November 4, 1862: Haunted!
    • November
      • November 5-11, 1862: Death
      • November 12-18, 1862: Crucifixion
      • November 19-25, 1862: Aftermath
      • November 26-December 2, 1862: Time
    • December
      • December 3-9, 1862: Language, Wonder, Freedom
      • December 10-16, 1862: Paradise
      • December 17-23, 1862: Second Crossroads Collaboration
      • December 24-31, 1862: Winter
  • Poems
    • January
      • January 1-7, 1862: Poems on the Civil War
      • January 8-14: The “Azarian School”
      • January 15-21: Mastery Poems
      • January 22-28: Poems from Fascicle 12
      • January 29-Feb 4: Poems on White
    • February
      • February 5-11: Poems on Meter
      • February 12-18: Poems on Entitle
      • February 19-25: Poems on Choosing
      • February 26-March 4: Sue Poems
    • March
      • March 5-11: Poems on Genius
      • March 12-18: Poems, Death of Frazar Stearns
      • March 19-25: Poems on Spring
      • March 26-April 1: Poems on Resurrection
    • April
      • April 2-8: Poems on Publication
      • April 9-15: Poems on Edward Dickinson
      • April 16-22: Poems in the first letter to Higginson
      • April 23-29, 1862: Poems in the Second Letter to Higginson
    • May
      • April 30-May 6: Garden Poems
      • May 7-13, 1862: Poems on Travel
      • May 14-20, 1862: Poems on Hot Beds
      • May 21-27, 1862: Poems on Eastern Spirit
      • May 28-June 3, 1862: Poems on Illness
    • June
      • June 4-10, 1862: Poems on the Third Letter to Higginson
      • June 11-17, 1862: Poems on Elizabeth Barrett Browning
      • June 18-24, 1862: Poems on/as Music
      • June 25-July 1, 1862: Poems on Mothers
    • July
      • July 2-8, 1862: Poems on Marriage
      • July 9-15, 1862: Poems on Astronomy
      • July 16-22, 1862: Poems on Circumference
      • July 23-29, 1862: Poems on School
    • August
      • July 30-August 5, 1862: Poems on Wealth, Class, and Economics
      • August 6-12, 1862: Poems and the Fifth Letter to Thomas Wentworth Higginson
      • August 13-19, 1862: Emerson and Thoreau – Poems
      • August 20-26, 1862: Poems on Bowles and Bees
      • August 27-September 2, 1862: Poems on Home
    • September
      • September 3-9, 1862: Poems on Volcanoes
      • September 10-16, 1862: Poems on Birds
      • September 17-23, 1862: Poems in Translation
      • September 24-30, 1862: Poems on Religion
    • October
      • October 1-7, 1862: Poems from Fascicle 24
      • October 8-14, 1862: Poems of Global Consciousness
      • October 15-21, 1862: Poems of Autumn
      • October 22-28, 1862: Poems on Queerness
      • October 29-November 4, 1862: Haunted Poems
    • November
      • November 5-11, 1862: Poems on Death
      • November 12-18, 1862: Poems on Crucifixion
      • November 19-25, 1862: Poems of Aftermath
      • November 26-December 2, 1862: Poems on Time
    • December
      • December 3-9, 1862: Poems and Crossroads Projects on Language, Wonder, Freedom
      • December 10-16, 1862: Poems on Paradise
      • December 17-23, 1862: Second Crossroads Projects
      • December 24-31, 1862: Poems on Winter
  • Video & Media
    • Shakespeare and Dickinson at the White Heat
    • Emily Dickinson in Song
    • C19 Podcast — Networked Connections: Exploring Emily Dickinson in 1862
    • Blair
    • Amherst – Short film by Amy Lawrence, 1995
    • Hymnal Essay by Anna Morrison
  • More
    • Bread and Puppet Dickinson Woodcuts
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