Elizabeth Bishop
Travel in literature
Political and social views
Women and literature
Criticism and interpretation
History
"In Elizabeth Bishop: The Art of Travel, Kim Fortuny argues that Bishop's travel poetry reveals a political and social consciousness that, until fairly recently, has largely been seen as absent from her poetry and her life. Fortuny argues that questions of travel bring up questions of form in Bishop…
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