2000
DOI: 10.1353/edj.2000.0014
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Animal/Insectual/Lesbian Sex: Dickinson's Queer Version of the Birds and the Bees

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“…I now conclude this section on Dickinson and bees with H. Jordan Landry. 26 "Through the use of bird and bee imagery," she writes, "Dickinson images anew [sic] the erotic triangle of male minister-Christ-congregant underlying Puritan discourse" (42). More specifically, "Dickinson overlays the Puritan triangle of desire with a zoological frame in order to lesbianize the process of conversion" (43).…”
Section: Apiarian Dickinsonmentioning
confidence: 99%
“…I now conclude this section on Dickinson and bees with H. Jordan Landry. 26 "Through the use of bird and bee imagery," she writes, "Dickinson images anew [sic] the erotic triangle of male minister-Christ-congregant underlying Puritan discourse" (42). More specifically, "Dickinson overlays the Puritan triangle of desire with a zoological frame in order to lesbianize the process of conversion" (43).…”
Section: Apiarian Dickinsonmentioning
confidence: 99%