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Literary_Analysis Research Essay Spring 2019

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Throughout the works of Emily Dickinson, critics recognize the rejection of female social constraints, her unwavering individualism, and feminine sexuality.

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a. Emily dickinson was a women that was apologetically herself whether that was in regard to her sexuality or how society viewed her.
b. Restate Thesis: Throughout the works of Emily Dickinson, critics recognize the rejection of female social constraints, her unwavering individualism, and feminine sexuality.

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a. In a time where sexuality was only allowed to be heterosexual, dickinson under threat of persecution, dickinson wrote about her sexuality in her poems
b. Claim: Dickinson strayed from the norm in several poems that made critics believe she was comfortable in her sexuality with women
c. Evidence (Quote): "her breast is fit for pearls"
d. Explanation: this poems talks about wanting and loving a women, as some critics speculate

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a. women were not expected to be individuals
b. Claim: emily dickinson recognized her individuality
c. Evidence (Quote): "I'm Nobody! Who are you?"
d. Explanation: Dickinson realized that she was special and chose not to share it with the world

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a. social constraints put on women
b. Claim: emily dickinson rejected the social constraints placed on her by society
c. Evidence (Quote): I'm Nobody! Who are you?
d. Explanation: treatment in school, by her father

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Poems:
"I'm Nobody! Who are you?"
"Her Breast is fit for pearls"

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Emily Dickinson Poems
Feminist Theory

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a. 1800s not a time for social definance in light of wars, etc.
b. emily dickinson description
c. dickinson true to herself
d. Thesis Statement