Fashioning a voice of her own : the poetics of place in Dorothy Wordsworth’s poetry, narratives, and travel writing

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Kappes, Gabrielle A. F.

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2009

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Thesis.

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en_US

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Wordsworth, Dorothy, 1771-1855 , Women authors, English , Feminist criticism , Undergraduate research , Undergraduate thesis , College publications , Grasmere and Alfoxden journals , Recollections of a Tour of Scotland , Excursion up Scawfell Pike , Narrative of George and Sarah Green

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This thesis reexamines Dorothy Wordsworth's poetry, narratives, and travel writing that have been obscured from the Romantic canon and neglected by scholars. Dorothy cultivates a poetic voice, not in the domestic sphere, but in the natural world, and she creates a literary tradition that challenges and evokes a questioning of "Wordsworthian poetics".

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110 leaves
Bibliography: leaves 104-110

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Wheaton College ; Norton, Mass.

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