Walt Whitman From “Proud Music of the Storm” to “Italian Music in Dakota,” the influence of opera on Whitman’s work is more than apparent even without the corroborating evidence of quotes like the one ...

Walt Whitman's ego seemed impervious to criticism ... Emerson read widely, including the works of Neo-Platonists and books on Confucianism. Upon resettling in Concord, Massachusetts, he wove ...

"Walt is here in Washington ... enabled him to carry on his hospital work. Whitman and Chase were the two men I saw most of, at that time, in Washington. I saw Chase daily, at his own table ...

When George's name was published on a list of wounded soldiers in the newspapers in December 1862, Walt hurried south to find his brother. Whitman was relieved to discover that George had hardly ...

In the first poem (called in later editions "Poem of Walt Whitman, an American" or just ... and grouped various works into "clusters." One cluster, "Enfans d'Adam," addressed sensual, procreative ...

Walt Whitman offers insights into social studies ... provide an example of the artist's work. List the "nominees" on the board and vote to see which person the class favors.

Sam Magavern Director Jennifer Chang Crandall at work on Whitman ... The result is a beautiful and moving film cycle. Walt Whitman was a late bloomer. By the early 1850s he had published poems ...

Walt Whitman was a 19th century American poet who ... Whitman reflects on assuring Emerson that he was wholly confident in his work, and describes a new ease of being unbothered by the criticism.

Pittsburg State University will host author Micah Bateman for the Victor J. Emmett Jr. Memorial Lecture at 7:30 p.m. on April ...

It was here that he wrote numerous works and oversaw the final revisions of "Leaves of Grass" just before his death in 1892. You can tour the Walt Whitman House, a New Jersey State Historic Site ...

for this reason, it is easy to see why critics evinced from an early date an interest in considering the relationship between the two. William Eleazar Barton. Abraham Lincoln and Walt Whitman.