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Carnival Tradition in Emily Dickinson’s Poetry: Focused on Grotesque Characteristics
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This study aims to reveal that the grotesque characteristics displayed in Dickinson’s poetry originate from the carnival tradition, as they parodize, deride and degrade Puritan theology or dominant reason. The study will first provide the grounds of why the author sees grotesque characteristics in Dickinson’s poems as carnival tradition. Then, it will provide cases of grotesque characteristics found in her poems. Lastly, the study will suggest that the grotesque characteristics are a form of indirect resistance to the value system in the religion of the era, embodying Dickinson’s sense of introspection and critical attitude against the problems of the reality.
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This study aims to reveal that the grotesque characteristics displayed in Dickinson’s poetry originate from the carnival tradition, as they parodize, deride and degrade Puritan theology or dominant reason. The study will first provide the grounds of why the author sees grotesque characteristics in Dickinson’s poems as carnival tradition. Then, it will provide cases of grotesque characteristics found in her poems. Lastly, the study will suggest that the grotesque characteristics are a form of indirect resistance to the value system in the religion of the era, embodying Dickinson’s sense of introspection and critical attitude against the problems of the reality.
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