“No More Noise It Hears”: Acoustic Disturbance and Nesting Risk in John Clare’s Summer Evening

John Clare allots the yellowhammer no more than three lines of “Summer Evening,” and the brevity is itself part of the argument the poem is making about how little it takes to put a nesting life at...

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The Explicator
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2026-06-24
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https://doi.org/10.1080/00144940.2026.2692460
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Sound Studies and Aurality
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“No More Noise It Hears”: Acoustic Disturbance and Nesting Risk in John Clare’s Summer Evening

Farid Mohammadi
The Explicator
Sound Studies and Aurality
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“No More Noise It Hears”: Acoustic Disturbance and Nesting Risk in John Clare’s Summer Evening

Farid Mohammadi
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Abstract

John Clare allots the yellowhammer no more than three lines of “Summer Evening,” and the brevity is itself part of the argument the poem is making about how little it takes to put a nesting life at...

The Explicator
University of Malaya (MY)
Openalex Percentile: Top 4%
Sound Studies and Aurality
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