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• 1994Hemans and Home: Victorianism, Feminine “Internal Enemies,” and the Domestication of National Identity93 cited
• 2005Writing for immortality: women and the emergence of high literary culture in America63 cited
• 2004The Cambridge History of American Literature48 cited
• 1987Dickinson and Patriarchal Meter: A Theory of Metrical Codes44 cited
• 2014Emily Dickinson30 cited
• 1985The Death of the Lady (Novelist): Wharton's House of Mirth26 cited
• 1998"That Tritest/Brightest Truth": Emily Dickinson's Anti-Sentimentality20 cited
• 2009Mediums of Exchange: Fanny Fern's Unoriginality18 cited
• 2012Dickinson’s Delight18 cited
• 1999The Female Poet and the Poetess: Two Traditions of British Women’s Poetry, 1780–183018 cited
• 2014Multilingualism in Contemporary American Poetry17 cited
• 2003Public Women, Private Men: American Women Poets and the Common Good16 cited
• 2014The Cambridge History of American Poetry16 cited
• 1993“Daddy, I Have Had to Kill You”: Plath, Rage, and the Modern Elegy16 cited
• 2007Bliss Lost, Wisdom Gained: Contemplating Emblems and Enigmas in Anne Bradstreet's "Contemplations"