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John Cullen Gruesser, ed., Animals in Classic American Poetry: How Natural History Inspired Great Verse, College Station: Texas A&M University Press, 2025, 235 p.

This section highlights the major transformations currently reshaping research subjects in North-American Studies. The poststructuralist and postcolonial revolutions have expanded corpora and legitimized previously neglected sources, especially those produced by historically marginalized groups. Thi...

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Yazar:	Cazajous-Augé, Claire
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