Based on this excerpt, to what school of literary criticism does sandra gilbert adhere: "a half–century ago formalist critic allen tate emphasized the universality of emily dickinson's poetry, affirming how powerfully the language, imagery, and mythmaking of her poems combine to affect a generalized reader. but sandra gilbert . . identifies attitudes and assumptions in dickinson's poetry that are characteristically female, greatly attributable to the difficult position of an intellectual woman in nineteenth–century massachusetts"? (handbook of literary terms: literature, language, theory, x. j. kennedy, dana gioia, and mark bauerlein) a. reader–response b. mythological c. gender d. sociological