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"""Nelson's book makes a significant critical contribution to current scholarly conversations. His prose is polished (very readable, even entertaining), his engagement with relevant scholarly sources is robust, and his arguments are responsible and cogent. Readers interested in Thoreau and in Dickinson should find much value in this book.""--John Hay, author of Postapocalyptic Fantasies in Antebellum American Literature ""Nelson thinks clearly and writes with authority. His scholarship and his characterization of other scholars' work is insightful and judicious.""--Ren�e Bergland, author of Natural Magic: Emily Dickinson, Charles Darwin, and the Dawn of Modern Science"

""Nelson's book makes a significant critical contribution to current scholarly conversations. His prose is polished (very readable, even entertaining), his engagement with relevant scholarly sources is robust, and his arguments are responsible and cogent. Readers interested in Thoreau and in Dickinson should find much value in this book.""--John Hay, author of Postapocalyptic Fantasies in Antebellum American Literature ""Nelson thinks clearly and writes with authority. His scholarship and his characterization of other scholars' work is insightful and judicious.""--Renée Bergland, author of Natural Magic: Emily Dickinson, Charles Darwin, and the Dawn of Modern Science

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Daniel A. Nelson is a writing assessment specialist at OnRamps at the University of Texas at Austin. His scholarship has appeared in Arizona Quarterly, Journal of the History of Ideas Blog, and The Emily Dickinson Journal.

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