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Preface vii
Life 1
Youth and literary apprenticeship (1819-1850) 2
The emergence of the poet (1851-1860) 5
The war and its aftermath (1861-1873) 8
The period of reflection and decline (1873-1892) 11
Historical and cultural contexts 13
Democracy 14
The body 16
The land 19
The culture 21
Poetry before the Civil War 24
1855: "Song of Myself" 26
Other poems dating from the 1855 Leaves of Grass 40
1856: poems of sexuality and the body 44
1856: poems of the earth 46
1856: "Crossing Brooklyn Ferry" 48
1860: Sea-Drift poems 50
1860: gendered clusters - "Children of Adam" and "Calamus" 54
Poetry after the Civil War 57
Elegiac poems 60
The emergence of the image 69
Minor poetic modes 77
Prose works 83
The 1855 preface 85
Democratic Vistas 88
Specimen Days 93
Critical reception 105
The first fifty years, 1855-1905 105
1905-1955 110
1955-2005 114
Notes 123
Further reading 128
Index 133
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Johnny Holguin
reviewed The Cambridge Introduction to Walt Whitman on January 04, 2012
The Cambridge Introduction to Walt Whitman
Kind of hard to start up on it, Goes into detail A LOT, many vocab words can be learned.
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