The Elizabeth Bishop Phenomenon
The Elizabeth Bishop phenomenon is the process whereby Elizabeth Bishop is moving from the margins of literary history into the spotlight. Shifts in the cultural perspective of readership and the emergence of new evidence about the author are just two reasons for the phenomenon.
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