Question

Which of the following best characterizes Emily Dickinson's view of fame and recognition?

• A. She actively pursued fame and recognition.
• B. She was deeply concerned with her legacy and how she would be remembered.
• C. She seemed largely uninterested in public acclaim and preferred to focus on her inner world.
• D. She resented the lack of recognition she received during her lifetime.

Answer 1

Answer:

C. She seemed largely uninterested in public acclaim and preferred to focus on her inner world.

Emily Dickinson seemed largely uninterested in fame and recognition, choosing instead to focus on her inner world and personal experiences. She did not actively seek publication during her lifetime. Her poems were primarily shared with a small circle of friends and family. She explored profound themes in her poetry without the need for external validation.