The figurative language is mainly studied in this article. The article then tries to explain how figures function persuasively in cognitive terms. It is trying to move rhetorical criticism beyond simply identifying figures and towards an exercise in explaining the figures' persuasive function. This is not just an article about the prominence the figures have not only in Dickinson's poetry but in all poetry...
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This is not just an article about the prominence the figures have not only in Dickinson's poetry but in all poetry. It says that her poems are meant to reveal poetry's profoundly rhetorical nature. Hirschhorn, Norbert and Polly Longsworth. "Medicine Posthumous: A New look at Emily Dickinson medical conditions...
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