Designed for students and scholars, Walt Whitman in Context provides brief, provocative explorations of thirty-eight different contexts - geographic, literary, cultural and political - in which to engage Whitman's life and work.
Designed for students and scholars, Walt Whitman in Context provides brief, provocative explorations of thirty-eight different contexts - geographic, literary, cultural and political - in which to engage Whitman's life and work.
Part I. Locations: 1. Long Island William T. Walter 2. Brooklyn and Manhattan Karen Karbiener 3. Camden and Philadelphia William Pannapacker 4. Washington, DC Kenneth M. Price 5. The American South Matt Cohen Part II. Literary and Artistic Contexts: 6. Verse forms Michael C. Cohen 7. Periodical poetry Ingrid I. Satelmajer 8. Periodical fiction Stephanie Blalock 9. Journalism Jason Stacy 10. Oratory Leslie Eckel 11. Opera Carmen Trammell Skaggs 12. Performance and celebrity David Haven Blake 13. Visual arts and photography Ruth Bohan 14. Erotica Paul Erickson 15. Notebooks and manuscripts Matt Miller 16. Bookmaking Nicole Gray 17. The literary marketplace David Dowling 18. Transatlantic book distribution Jessica DeSpain Part III. Cultural and Political Contexts: 19. Transcendentalism Regina Schober 20. Philosophy Stephen John Mack 21. Bohemianism Joanna Levin and Edward Whitley 22. Gender Maire Mullins 23. Sexuality Jay Grossman 24. Politics Kerry Larson 25. Imperialism and globalization Walter Grünzweig 26. Nineteenth-century religion Brian Yothers 27. Civil War Peter Coviello 28. Reconstruction Martin Buinicki 29. Death and mourning Adam Bradford 30. Slavery and abolition Ivy G. Wilson 31. Native American and immigrant cultures Rachel Rubinstein 32. The rank and file Jerome Loving 33. Romanticism Edward S. Cutler 34. The natural world Christine Gerhardt 35. Science and medicine Lindsay Tuggle Part IV. Reception and Legacy: 36. Disciples Michael Robertson 37. Influence in the United States Sascha Pöhlmann 38. Impact on the World Ed Folsom.
Part I. Locations: 1. Long Island William T. Walter 2. Brooklyn and Manhattan Karen Karbiener 3. Camden and Philadelphia William Pannapacker 4. Washington, DC Kenneth M. Price 5. The American South Matt Cohen Part II. Literary and Artistic Contexts: 6. Verse forms Michael C. Cohen 7. Periodical poetry Ingrid I. Satelmajer 8. Periodical fiction Stephanie Blalock 9. Journalism Jason Stacy 10. Oratory Leslie Eckel 11. Opera Carmen Trammell Skaggs 12. Performance and celebrity David Haven Blake 13. Visual arts and photography Ruth Bohan 14. Erotica Paul Erickson 15. Notebooks and manuscripts Matt Miller 16. Bookmaking Nicole Gray 17. The literary marketplace David Dowling 18. Transatlantic book distribution Jessica DeSpain Part III. Cultural and Political Contexts: 19. Transcendentalism Regina Schober 20. Philosophy Stephen John Mack 21. Bohemianism Joanna Levin and Edward Whitley 22. Gender Maire Mullins 23. Sexuality Jay Grossman 24. Politics Kerry Larson 25. Imperialism and globalization Walter Grünzweig 26. Nineteenth-century religion Brian Yothers 27. Civil War Peter Coviello 28. Reconstruction Martin Buinicki 29. Death and mourning Adam Bradford 30. Slavery and abolition Ivy G. Wilson 31. Native American and immigrant cultures Rachel Rubinstein 32. The rank and file Jerome Loving 33. Romanticism Edward S. Cutler 34. The natural world Christine Gerhardt 35. Science and medicine Lindsay Tuggle Part IV. Reception and Legacy: 36. Disciples Michael Robertson 37. Influence in the United States Sascha Pöhlmann 38. Impact on the World Ed Folsom.
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