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Volume 39, Issue 1

June 2022

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ISSN 0196-6286

EISSN 1935-0244

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“All the Girls”

Emily Mitchell Wallace†

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Signs of Language Beyond Calculation: Williams’s Use of Foreign Languages, Citation and Collage against Consumerism

Elin Käck

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Landscape and Seeing in Williams’s Poetry: A Chinese Perspective

Zhanghui Yang

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Jefferson’s Rebel: William Carlos Williams and Nationalism

Luke Sayers

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Cristina Giorcelli, Botteghe Oscure e la letteratura statunitense, Roma, Edizioni di Storia e Letteratura, 2021, pp. 378.

Cristina Giorcelli

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