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Dickey, James. "Of Human Concern." New York Times Book Review 70 (21 November 1965): 74-5.

Praises A Time of Bees, and calls Van Duyn "one of the best woman-poets around."

Graumnan, Lawrence, Jr. Review of To See, To Take. The Antioch Review 30, No. 1 (Spring 1970): 134.

Brief review in which Grauman praises To See, To Take and declares that Van Duyn's poems "matter precisely because they transform, because they transcend the local domestic moment to speak to us as do myths."

Webster, Harvery Curtis. A review of A Time of Bees. The Kenyan Review 27, No. 2 (Spring 1965): 380-81.

A highly laudatory assessment of A Time of Bees.

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1. Introduction
2. Principal Works
3. Criticism
   1. John Woods (review date April 1960)
   2. W. D. Snodgrass (review date Spring 1960)
   3. David Kalstone (review date 2 August 1970)
   4. Arthur Oberg (review date Winter 1973)
   5. Harvey Shapiro (review date 22 September 1973)
   6. Lorrie Goldensohn (essay date March 1978)
   7. Robert Hass (review date 5 September 1982)
   8. M. L. Rosenthal (review date 13 March 1983)
   9. Richard Lattimore (review date Spring 1983)
   10. Alfred Corn (review date October 1990)
   11. Edward Hirsch (review date 18 November 1990)
   12. Constance Hunting (essay date 1991)
   13. Liz Rosenberg (review date 11 April 1993)
   14. Robyn Selman (review date 1 July 1993)
   15. Rachel Hadas (review date 18 July 1993)
   16. Ben Howard (review date December 1993)
   17. Judith Hall (essay date Winter 1994)
   18. Doris Earnshaw (review date Spring 1994)
   19. Doris Earnshaw (review date Spring 1994)
   20. Robert B. Shaw (review date Spring 1994)
4. Further Reading
5. Copyright