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Was Dickinson On to Something More?

Submitted by BMCsoccer01 on Sun, 03/22/2009 - 8:16pm.

Hey guys, check out this paper. It includes Dickinson's poem  that we were exposed to the first day of class. I think it's interesting to note the difference between the "I-it" and "I-thou" relationship. 

C.G. Janson, White Daisies on My Mind (Requiem for an Alzeihmer Patient). Reflections: Neurology and the Humanities, August 2005. 65; 654-656.   

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