“Who Shall Paint Anger?”: Emma Lyon and the Claims of Anger in Early Nineteenth-Century England
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Abstract
Emma Lyon, one of the first Jewish poets in England, published a volume of poetry in 1812, Miscellaneous Poems, which provides a fine forum for understanding the subtle engagement with the passions, especially anger, negotiated by Anglo-Jewish women authors of the early nineteenth century. Lyon’s approach to anger is situated within a complicated genealogy, one which proscribes anger, especially for women, but which recognizes the authority of divine wrath and its implications in human interactions. In early nineteenth-century England, when Jewish women occupied a complicated position with respect both to men in their own community and to the wider, mainstream culture, the validity of women’s anger is marked by a remarkable ambivalence, in which self-control must often be put in the service of angry engagement. Lyon finds nuanced ways of registering and expressing anger even as she sets herself to the poetic task of addressing cultural misperceptions about Jewish anger and women’s experience.
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