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Axel Nesme

Elizabeth Bishop: A Poetics of Space

Steven Gould Axelrod

Elizabeth Bishop’s Heterotopias

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Sara Meyer

Miracles of Connection: Mapping and the Poetics of Site

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Joanny Moulin

Extimacy in Elizabeth Bishop’s Poetry

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Myriam Bellehigue

“Crusoe in England”: How “to invent/once more,/the reality of this world”

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Geneviève Cohen-Cheminet

“What are poets for in a time of distress?”: A Reading of Elizabeth Bishop’s “Wading at Wellfleet”

• Quoting as a Pragmatic Strategy of Disorientation
• Quoting as a Phenomenological Experience
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Axel Nesme

Dots, Specks and Stains in Elizabeth Bishop’s Poetry

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Lacy Rumsey

A Prosody of Doubt and Satisfaction: Aspects of Meaning and Form in Elizabeth Bishop

• 1 “Roosters”: juxtaposition and adjustment
• 2 “The Shampoo”: metrical choice as crux
• 3 “Five Flights Up”: metre as figure
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Bonnie Costello

Elizabeth Bishop and the Art of Still Life

Denise Ginfray

“Pistachio green and Mermaid Milk,” or…?: Elizabeth Bishop’s art of Trompe-l’œil

• 1 “The sea is delight”/To see is delight
• 2 Of tricks and traps: mimesis, poetry writing and the blank spot in the picture/text
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Cheryl Walker

Elizabeth Bishop and the Problem of Religion

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Kathleen Spivack

Conceal/Reveal: Passion and Restraint in the Work of Elizabeth Bishop Or Why We Care about Elizabeth Bishop’s Poetry

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