ISSN 1327-9556
Vol. 23, Issue Special 57, 2019October 30, 2019 AEST
Contemplating language as ‘an edge that never arrives’ in Emily Dickinson’s poetry
Contemplating language as ‘an edge that never arrives’ in Emily Dickinson’s poetry
Articles in Vol. 23, Issue Special 57, 2019
Vol. 23, Issue Special 57, 2019
- IntroductionDeborah HunnFfion MurphyCatherine NoskeAnne Surma
- Peripheral knowledge and feeling: the Perimeters poemsPaul HetheringtonCassandra Atherton
- Contemplating language as ‘an edge that never arrives’ in Emily Dickinson’s poetryMags Webster
- 'A body in time’: reading and writing Australian literatureBelinda Castles
- Writing on common ground: the lyric essay as a decolonising formChristine Howe
- Relational ethics: Writing about birds; writing about humansJoshua Lobb
- Narrative inquiry, creative nonfiction and two braided stories of the rehabilitation and release of orang-utans in Sebuyau, SarawakChristina Yin
- Advanced diarology: mortification, materiality and meaning-makingStayci TaylorKim MunroPeta Murray
- Macbeth of KelantanEmily Sun
- Creative duoethnography: a collaborative methodology for arts researchAmelia WalkerCorinna Di Niro
- Thresholds of changePam BlameyLena Volkova
- The Other Writing Group: an embodied workshop Abstract:Vahri McKenzie
- Affectionate love: an autoethnographic investigation into a dark inheritanceJosephine Taylor
- ‘Much of a muchness’Julia Prendergast
- Peripheries and praxis: the effect of rubric co-construction on student perceptions of their learningCarolyn RickettSue JosephMaria NorthcoteBeverley J ChristianJohn Seddon
- Investigating candidates’ research experience beyond the thesis: the peripheral world of the doctorateDonna Lee Brien, Alison Owens, Craig Batty, Elizabeth Ellison
- Disrupting leaps of experience: digital storyworlds, transformative poiesis/praxis and narrative agencyKaren Le Rossignol
- Anxieties of obsolescence and transformation: digital technology in contemporary Australian literary fictionJulian Novitz
- Anyhere, out where: fantasy, psychosis, and writing worldsDaniel Baker
- Out of sight: the censoring of family diversity in picture booksSarah Mokrzycki
- Genre and gender: reading domestic noir through the lens of feminist criminologyMeg Vann
- A common space: translation, transcreation, and dramaVivienne GlanceHélène Jaccomard
- Peripheral hearing: ‘collaborative audio literature’ and the uncannyDavid McCooey
Webster, Mags. 2019. “Contemplating Language as ‘an Edge That Never Arrives’ in Emily Dickinson’s Poetry.” TEXT 23 (Special 57): 1–15. https://doi.org/10.52086/001c.23577.