Certain titles are cited in the text by abbreviations:
| CE |
Ferguson, ed., Critical Essays on Randall Jarrell |
| CP |
Jarrell, The Complete Poems |
| IA |
Stein, Vidich, and Manning White, eds. Identity and Anxiety |
| KA |
Jarrell, Kipling, Auden and Co. |
| LS/FUD |
Lowell, Life Studies/For the Union Dead |
| MC |
Rosenberg and Manning White, eds., Mass Culture |
| RJ |
Lowell, Taylor, and Penn Warren, eds., Randall Jarrell 1914–1965 |
| SH |
Jarrell, A Sad Heart at the Supermarket |
Where other citations require titles, they are given as key words. For example, Jessica Benjamin’s The Bonds of Love appears as Bonds.
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