%0 Journal Article
%T Delving into the Mysteries of Dickinson¡¯s ¡°¡®Nature¡¯ is What We See¡±
%A Ahmad M.S. Abu Baker
%J Canadian Social Science
%D 2010
%I Canadian Academy of Oriental and Occidental Culture
%X This article is an attempt to decipher the meaning of Emily Dickinson¡¯s poem 668 ¡°¡®Nature¡¯ is what we see¡± by observing the different mentioned objects (used here to refer to animals, insects, natural phenomena and natural objects) and discovering patterns between the objects in each group as well as patterns that exist between the objects in each group and those in other groups to prove that the choice of these objects was not arbitrary but rather deliberate. Dickinson, as proven in this reading of the poem, tries to reflect the diversity of nature through her choice of the objects she lists in her poem. Keywords: Dickinson the would-be scientist; Natural Diversity; Poem 668 R¨¦sum¨¦: Cet article est une tentative de d¨¦chiffrer le sens du po¨¨me 668 d'Emily Dickinson - "¡®Nature¡¯ est ce que nous voyons", en observant les diff¨¦rents objets mentionn¨¦s (utilis¨¦s ici pour d¨¦signer les animaux, les insectes, les ph¨¦nom¨¨nes naturels et les objets naturels) et d¨¦couvrant les mod¨¨les entre les objets dans chaque groupe, et ceux qui existent dans d'autres groupes afin de prouver que le choix de ces objets n'est pas arbitraire, mais plut t d¨¦lib¨¦r¨¦. Dickinson, comme le d¨¦montre dans cette lecture du po¨¨me, tente de refl¨¦ter la diversit¨¦ de la nature ¨¤ travers son choix des objets qu'elle ¨¦num¨¨re dans son po¨¨me. Mots-cl¨¦s: Dickinson le soi-disant scientifique; diversit¨¦ naturelle; Po¨¨me 668
%K Dickinson le soi-disant scientifique
%K diversit¨¦ naturelle
%K Po¨¨me 668
%K Dickinson the would-be scientist
%K Natural Diversity
%K Poem 668
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