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Survival of the Queerly Fit: Darwin, Marianne Moore, and Elizabeth Bishop
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  • 1997A History of the Breast193 cited
  • 2010The annotated Origin: a facsimile of the first edition of On the origin of species100 cited

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  • 2014The Cambridge Companion to Elizabeth Bishop58 cited
  • 2014Bishop and the Poetic Tradition43 cited
  • 2014Home, Wherever That May Be: Poems and Prose of Brazil27 cited

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