Dickinson — Form, Imagery, and Key Poems (HSC SSCE English Advanced): Flashcards

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Dickinson — Form, Imagery, and Key Poems
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Dickinson's slant rhymes

Imperfect rhymes creating unease & uncertainty

Dickinson's ballast dashes function

Spatialise psychological discontinuity as perceptual caesurae

Wattsian hymn metre pattern

Iambic tetrameter alternating w/ iambic trimeter

Dickinson's capitalised abstract nouns

Metaphysical personification, elevating psychology to cosmic

Domestic architecture imagery

Brain as house w/ corridors - internalising psychological space

Synesthetic anesthesia in Dickinson

Physical numbness representing psychological states

Poem 40 'I felt a Funeral' concept

Psychological cartography - mapping mental disintegration

Poem 103 'Because I could not stop'

Domesticated apocalypse - death as polite gentleman caller

Poem 96 'One need not be a Chamber'

Cognitive gothic - relocating horror to internal consciousness

Poem 64 'Much Madness' function

Epistemological weapon challenging conventional certainty

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