Frames
/ Links
This
section of the Dickinson Archive uses frames. Although a no-frames
alternative section is offered, it is not recommended.
All the
links in the no-frames section and the links in the frames section
that lead to 'print friendly versions' open new windows that must be
closed. The back arrow will not work.
Components
This
section of the Dickinson Archive includes 11 sub-sections accessible
through links offered from the main page: 1. Publication History, 2.
Editorial Issues, 3. Bianchi, 4. Johnson, 5. Franklin, 6. Werner, 7.
Hart and Smith, 8. Smith, Hart and Werner, 9. Bibliography, 10 about
this section and 11. no-frames version.
Within the
sub-sections that discuss individual editors, additional links are
available to transcribed excerpts from the editors works and images
from these works.
Bianchi
--- The
Life and Letters of Emily Dickinson,
The
Complete Poems of Emily Dickinson,
Face
to Face
Johnson
--- The
Poems of Emily Dickinson,
The
Letters of Emily Dickinson
Franklin
--- The
Manuscript Books of Emily Dickinson,
The
Master Letters of Emily Dickinson,
The
Poems of Emily Dickinson, Variorum Edition
Werner --- Open
Folios: Scenes of Reading, Surfaces of Writing
Hart and
Smith --- Open
Me Carefully: Emily Dickinson's Intimate Letters to Susan Huntington Dickinson
Smith,
Hart and Wener --- Dickinson
Electronic Archive
Division
of the Works
Links to
the excerpted materials are positioned in the side panel of the
frames version and in the table of contents in the no frames version.
The
entirety of the excerpted materials from each work may be viewed
through selecting the link to that work and then scrolling through
the text.
However,
as this introductory material is often quite long, we have divided it
into smaller sections. Selecting a link to any one of these divisions
will pull-up the entirety of the excerpted material from that work
but will position the chosen section at the top of the screen.
These
divisions reflect the components of the introductory material
included in the works. An exception has been made in the case of
Franklin, as he does not create subdivisions within his lengthy
introduction. Here, we divided his introduction into three arbitrary sections.
Transcriptions
and Images
The
transcriptions of the works alter the formatting to accommodate the
HTML environment. The transcriptions retain italics, bold facing,
underlining and spelling but alter font face, font size,
super/subscript and spacing.
While the
transcriptions retain page numbers and paratextual information, the
page size and the page layout is altered.
Omissions
of material is noted in the transcriptions.
Images
have been altered in size and manipulated to appear clear on-screen.
Printing
Within the
frames version, links to print friendly versions of materials
excerpted from the editions and of the discussions are available at
the bottom of the side panel. Selecting these links will open a new
window that may be closed again once printing has begun.