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Walt Whitman's Native Representations

Name: Walt Whitman's Native Representations
Brand: Cambridge University Press
SKU: 02036331
Price: 46.09 EUR
Availability: InStock
Author: Ed Folsom
ISBN: 9780521585729

Ed Folsom

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English

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Libristo code: 02036331

Publishers Cambridge University Press, May 1997

Moving through Whitman's career four times from four different perspectives, this 1994 book investig... Full description

Libristo code: 02036331

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Moving through Whitman's career four times from four different perspectives, this 1994 book investigates several major American cultural developments that occurred during Whitman's lifetime, the development of American dictionaries, the growth of baseball, the evolution of American Indian policy: the development of photography became essential components of Whitman's innovative poetics. Resisting the usual critical temptation to present a totalised, one-dimensional Whitman, this study views him instead as multiple and contradictory, a gatherer of discordant tones and clashing approaches from a variety of surprising cultural arenas. In such cultural activities, Whitman found not his poetic subject so much as his poetic tools and techniques. These cultural actions taught him how to make native representations.