I can’t move or speak but I can hear and feelBoyle, Brian · BMJ · 2018

“I can’t speak German so I can’t communicate with them”: Language use in intergroup contact between Czechs and GermansMagda Petrjánošová · 2012

Why can’t I speak in kanji?: Indexing social identities through marked script use in Japanese mangaRobertson, Wesley C. · Discourse, Context & Media · 2019

‘I have a feeling I can’t speak to anybody’: A thematic analysis of communication perspectives in people with Huntington’s diseaseZarotti, Nicolò; Simpson, Jane; Fletcher, Ian · Chronic Illness · 2017

‘I do want to ask, but I can’t speak’: a qualitative study of ethnic minority women’s experiences of communicating with primary health care professionals in remote, rural VietnamMcKinn, Shannon; Duong, Thuy Linh; Foster, Kirsty; McCaffery, Kirsten · International Journal for Equity in Health · 2017

UpwindAlicia Ostriker · 2002

The Patient OneAlicia Ostriker · 1981

SpoonAlicia Ostriker · Prairie Schooner · 1993

Watching the FeederAlicia Ostriker · The Threepenny Review · 1988

The RunnerAlicia Ostriker · Feminist Studies · 1981

The War of Men and WomenAlicia Ostriker · Feminist Studies · 1985

[Introduction]Alicia Ostriker · Feminist Studies · 1999

Collaborative PortfolioSheila Solomon, Au-My Lê and Alicia Ostriker · Feminist Studies · 1995

The Fantastic Of Philosophy: A COLUMNSTANLEY CAVELL · The American Poetry Review · 1986

HummingbirdsMichael Waters · Poetry · 1989

To a Greek MarbleRichard Aldington · Poetry · 1912

Between 3 and 4 A.M.Dannie Abse · Poetry · 1992

New FireReview by: Glenway Wescott · Poetry · 1921

Canopic JarRIKA LESSER · The American Poetry Review · 1980

From Axion Esti: The GenesisOdysseus Elytis, Edmund Keeley and George Savidis · Poetry · 1964

AnamnesisWilliam Logan · Poetry · 1977