Italian American Poetics of Place: An Environmental Perspective. Sabrina Vellucci
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https://doi.org/10.13136/2281-4582/2026.i27.1849Keywords:
Italian/American literature, Environmental studies, Ethnicity , Ecopoetry, Urban studiesAbstract
Review of Italian American Poetics of Place: An Environmental Perspective by Sabrina Vellucci.
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