Fiona Green, a Senior Lecturer at Cambridge, discusses the profound influence of Dickinson's upbringing in a sociable family and the intellectual landscape of Amherst. Linda Freedman, from University College London, delves into Dickinson's complex relationship with faith, highlighting her critical views on religion. Paraic Finnerty, a Reader at Portsmouth, examines Dickinson's reclusiveness and her intricate relationships, revealing how war imagery and violent metaphors fueled her poignant poetry. Together, they explore her unique voice and enduring legacy.
