Critical Approaches to American Literature: Walt Whitman to William FaulknerCrowell, 1965 - American literature |
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... theme may be claimed for it : the theme of loneliness , dramatized in what I shall later describe as the story of the hero in space . The only recourse for a poet like Whit- man was to fill the space by erecting a home and populating it ...
... theme may be claimed for it : the theme of loneliness , dramatized in what I shall later describe as the story of the hero in space . The only recourse for a poet like Whit- man was to fill the space by erecting a home and populating it ...
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... theme ( that is , the theme , sacred to early - nineteenth - century Italian opera , of consummated love followed by separation and death ) . Again , Northrop Frye , by suggesting that the poem of " emblematic vision , " as he calls it ...
... theme ( that is , the theme , sacred to early - nineteenth - century Italian opera , of consummated love followed by separation and death ) . Again , Northrop Frye , by suggesting that the poem of " emblematic vision , " as he calls it ...
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... theme that his beginning prepared for stands at odds with the trumped - up theme an- nounced in the totally irrelevant and non - ironic conclusion.1 Mr. Stallman's objection could be more easily examined had he stated clearly what he ...
... theme that his beginning prepared for stands at odds with the trumped - up theme an- nounced in the totally irrelevant and non - ironic conclusion.1 Mr. Stallman's objection could be more easily examined had he stated clearly what he ...
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до | 1 |
Whitman I | 14 |
Richard P Adams Whitmans Lilacs and the Tradition | 28 |
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