What were Emily Dickinson's greatest achievements?

Answer 1

She was a poet .

She became a musican . In her college years she enjoyed singing .

She published books and poems .

She was inducted in the Women's Hall of fame in 1973.

She contributed a great deal to the world of literature.

Answer 2

Emily Dickinson's greatest achievements include creating a unique style of poetry characterized by her unconventional use of punctuation and syntax, becoming one of the most significant American poets of the 19th century, and challenging traditional poetic forms and expressing complex themes such as death, immortality, and nature.

Answer 3

Among other things she was the first major female poet in American literature, as well as now recognized as a major distinctive American author. Her poem "Because I could not stop for Death" is ranked by many critics in the top three greatest poems in the English language ever written.

Answer 4

Emily Dickinson had many major accomplishments during her life time. One accomplishment is that she published 10 books during her life time. Another accomplishments was that she founded the Pallak Scholar in Amherst Award.

Answer 5

She didn't really have any while she was alive.Only a few of these poems were published in her lifetime. After her death, they were collected into book collections.

Answer 6

her achievement was that she was to be America's best known female poet and a legend in American literature.