Cari Hovanec
nineteenth- through twenty-first-century literature, science, and culture
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Animal Subjects: Literature, Zoology, and British Modernism
(Cambridge University Press, 2018)
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“Only Connecting in Pacific Ocean City”
(
Post45
Contemporaries)
“Earthworm Magic”
(
Victorian Review
blog)
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A Manifesto for the World as One Finds It
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Russian Doll – Ariadne
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Directed by Women
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Another Nature Speaks to the Camera: Natural History and Film Theory
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Modernism/Modernity PrintPlus
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The Last Glaciers
” (
Rockhurst Review
)
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Well,
Has
a Single Good Author Ever Owned a Dog?
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Slate
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Immigrant Birds
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The Rambling
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Compost – What’s in a Name
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Suncoast Compost
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