Critical Approaches to American Literature: Walt Whitman to William FaulknerCrowell, 1965 - American literature |
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... living Lincoln and a cloud with Lincoln's death . The star is the same in both poems , Venus , the evening - and also the morning - star . Venus may be the " day - star " of " Lycidas " ; it is certainly the " Hesper - Phosphor " which ...
... living Lincoln and a cloud with Lincoln's death . The star is the same in both poems , Venus , the evening - and also the morning - star . Venus may be the " day - star " of " Lycidas " ; it is certainly the " Hesper - Phosphor " which ...
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... living whole . Life is eternal , whether the individual is or not , and the individual life is one among many particular manifestations of the living universal principle . A ro- mantic elegist can hardly avoid expressing some attitude ...
... living whole . Life is eternal , whether the individual is or not , and the individual life is one among many particular manifestations of the living universal principle . A ro- mantic elegist can hardly avoid expressing some attitude ...
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... Living nor dead , and I knew nothing , Looking into the heart of light , the silence . In the Waste Land one is neither living nor dead . Moreover , the neu- rasthenic passage referred to above recalls these lines unmistakably , giv ...
... Living nor dead , and I knew nothing , Looking into the heart of light , the silence . In the Waste Land one is neither living nor dead . Moreover , the neu- rasthenic passage referred to above recalls these lines unmistakably , giv ...
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до | 1 |
Whitman I | 14 |
Richard P Adams Whitmans Lilacs and the Tradition | 28 |
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