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• 2009The Poetics of Conversion in Early Modern English Literature: Verse and Change from Donne to Dryden34 cited
• 2001Can't Buy Me Love: Money, Gender, and Colonialism in Donne's Erotic Verse22 cited
• 2008“Hac ex consilio meo via progredieris”: Courtly Reading and Secretarial Mediation in Donne's The Courtier's Library16 cited
• 2019Sex and the Disjunctive Syllogism: The Logic of Love in Donne's Poetry14 cited
• 2012John Donne's Pulpit Voice12 cited
• 1988Patterns proposed beforehand: Donne's second Prebend sermon11 cited
• 1996Towards a reconsideration of Shakespeare's Adonis: Rhetoric, narcissus, and the male gaze4 cited
• 1990John Donne as a Patient: Devotions upon Emergent Occasions4 cited
• 1992Contemporary Contexts of Jonson's The Devil Is an Ass4 cited
• 2008Coscus, Queen Elizabeth, and Law in John Donne’s “Satyre II”3 cited
• 2009The Metaphysics of Labor in John Donne's Sermon to the Virginia Company3 cited
• 2004Recovering Donne's Critique of the Arcana Imperii in the Problems3 cited
• 2018John Donne, the Instant of Change, and the Time of the Body3 cited
• 1995Donne, Herbert, and Vocation3 cited