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Truth and lie in Emily Dickinson and Friedrich Nietzsche
Shira Wolosky
Department of English
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Arts and Humanities
Truth
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Friedrich Nietzsche
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Emily Dickinson
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Dickinson
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Sisters
22%
Religion
11%
Affirmation
11%
feud
11%
Likeness
11%
Great Awakening
11%
Cultural Centres
11%
Philosophical culture
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Massachusetts
11%
Calvinism
11%
Positivism
11%
Gay Science
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Lutheran
11%
Nineteenth-century America
11%
Keyphrases
Friedrich Nietzsche
100%
Emily Dickinson
100%
Illness
11%
Small Towns
11%
Poetry
11%
Positivism
11%
Nineteenth-century America
11%
Emerson
11%
Western Massachusetts
11%
Cultural Centers
11%
Feud
11%
Educational Opportunity
11%
Self-affirmation
11%
Intense Periods
11%
Philosophical Culture
11%
HER Family
11%
Lutheran
11%
Calvinism
11%
Second Great Awakening
11%
Mental Breakdown
11%
Great Philosopher
11%
Women's Identity
11%