Walt Whitman

Books: The Library of America

mcelhearn.com
10 hrs ago
        

Buy from Amazon.com I've been meaning to write about the Library of America for some time, but today, browsing Amazon, I found that they are selling the entire collection of 183 books from the Library of America in one lot....

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EN267 2008-09

warwick.ac.uk
12 hrs ago
        

Term I Week 1: Introduction Week 2: Environmental theory i: Richard Powers, ‘The Seventh Event’ [handout] Week 3: Romantic ecology i: William Wordsworth, selected poetry, including ‘Tintern Abbey’ ‘The Ruined Cottage’ and...

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Poems from this broken world

signonsandiego.com
yesterday
        

In the second half of the 19th century, the United States produced Walt Whitman, a poet who loved the world in all its forms and manifestations, from the grandeur of its oceans and mountains and the exuberant energy of its...

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Cutting costs in a tough economy

courier-journal.com
Nov 30, 2008
        

I have bad news. In the midst of the worldwide economic meltdown we are experiencing these days, I have taken a hard look at revenue from this column and find that I am earning but a tiny fraction of the $6.5 million I had...

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Book review: The Sun and the Moon

scotsman.com
Nov 30, 2008 1 related
        

Published Date: 30 November 2008 Matthew Goodman Basic Books, £16.99 LET'S face it: no one would buy a book if its subtitle were 'Veracity And Celebrity: The Rise Of Tabloid Journalism In America, 1832-1844'. It's therefore a...

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Requiem

elzr.com
Nov 29, 2008
        

O living always, always dying! O the burials of me past and present, O me while I stride ahead, material, visible, imperious as ever; O me, what I was for years, now dead, (I lament not, I am content;) O to disengage myself...

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WOUNDED: A look at the Civil War and Walt Whitman

startribune.com
Nov 28, 2008
        

"War" takes a look at how the Civil War shaped Walt Whitman's life and poetry. Review: Roper gives us a full, human portrait of Whitman, showing how his work tending wounded Civil War soldiers broadened and deepened his life...

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Good Reads: On Chesil Beach

sierrasun.com
Nov 27, 2008
        

"Most mothers think that to keep young people away from lovemaking it is enough never to speak of it in their presence." – Marie Madeleine de la Fayette The Princesse de Cleves, 1678 Author Ian McEwan, winner of the National...

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Winter magical in Adirondacks

uticaod.com
Nov 27, 2008
        

Hemlocks, carpets of leaves, spruce flats, aroma of pine needles, warblers, hawks, silver birches, the swish of the cathedral white pines – this is the Adirondack forest. Drive north from Utica about three hours to the High...

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Viewpoint: Cutting costs in a tough economy

baltimoresun.com
Nov 27, 2008 5 related
        

I have bad news. In the midst of the worldwide economic meltdown we are experiencing these days, I have taken a hard look at revenue from this column and find that I am earning but a tiny fraction of the $6.5 million I had...

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