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Small Lights.: On Poems, Coming-to-consciousness, and Conscience

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Small Lights. On Poems, Coming-to-consciousness, and Conscience. / Gräbner, Cornelia; Forché, Carolyn.
In: Comparative Critical Studies, 19.09.2023.

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Harvard

Gräbner, C & Forché, C 2023, 'Small Lights. On Poems, Coming-to-consciousness, and Conscience', Comparative Critical Studies.

APA

Gräbner, C., & Forché, C. (in press). Small Lights. On Poems, Coming-to-consciousness, and Conscience. Comparative Critical Studies.

Vancouver

Gräbner C, Forché C. Small Lights. On Poems, Coming-to-consciousness, and Conscience. Comparative Critical Studies. 2023 Sept 19.

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Gräbner, Cornelia ; Forché, Carolyn. / Small Lights. On Poems, Coming-to-consciousness, and Conscience. In: Comparative Critical Studies. 2023.

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