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Emily Dickinson, deemed one of the greatest and most prolific American woman poets, published only a handful of poems during her lifetime. Since its posthumous discovery, however, her opus has aroused innumerable critical debates, which mainly fall into the following three cat­ egories: psycho-biographical, strictly analytical and feminist. On the contrary, Slovenes have still not yet fully discovered all Dickinson has to offer. In addition to providing a short overview of American criticism on Emily Dickinson, the author of this  largely by drawing a comparison  with the Slovene woman poet Svetlana Makarovic, who bears a striking resemblance to Dickinson.

Selected American and Slovene critical responses to the work of Emily Dickinson