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Walt
Whitman and Carl Sandburg – A
Comparison
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This 4 page report discusses the
poetry of Walt Whitman and Carl
Sandburg and illustrates their
similarities and differences.
Sandburg was clearly influenced by
Whitman’s work while still
developing his own unique poetic
voice. Each was passionate about
their love for America and each
expressed a concern and unbounded
admiration for the average
American man or woman.
Bibliography lists 5 sources, each
source is a poem from Whitman or
Sandburg.
Filename: BWsand.rtf
Walt
Whitman And Romanticism
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8 pages in length. Along with a
handful of other famous poets,
Walt Whitman represents the
epitome of Romanticism. Inasmuch
as the Romantic period is defined
by a oneness with nature and the
intangible world in general,
Whitman took this historic
opportunity to express myriad
feelings he had in relation to
life, environment, social
composition. As well, Romanticism
is also indicated by a certain
sense of melancholy for which the
poet utilizes as a vehicle for
such intense expression. The
writer discusses how the exact
manner by which Whitman reveals
this connection is an integral
component to the poet's overall
mystique, utilizing a number of
literary techniques in order to
achieve his objective.
Bibliography lists 9 sources.
Filename: TLCwhit.wps
Walt
Whitman and His Influence on
History
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This 8 page paper considers the
influence that author Walt Whitman
had on history, especially in
relationship to his political and
social perspectives. This paper
relates some of the current
arguments about Walt Whitman’s
influence to elements in his own
writings. Bibliography lists 5
sources.
Filename: MHWhitm.wps
Songs
of Timelessness - The Poetry of
Walt Whitman
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A 3-page paper that examines the
transcendentalist ideas of
infinity and timelessness that are
conveyed through the works of Walt
Whitman. Included is a discussion
of Crossing Brooklyn Ferry and
Song of Myself, both of which are
included in Whitman's Leaves of
Grass and both of which express
the central idea of an ongoing
cycle of life and death.
Bibliography lists 3 sources.
Filename: LCSongs.doc
Walt
Whitman’s “Song of Myself”
and Poetic Persona
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This 5 page report discusses 'Song
of Myself' and the ways in which
Walt Whitman conveys his own
vision of America. Whitman
believed that it is actually the
shared identity of time and place
that serve as the greater aspect
of human connections but shared
identity is always known but never
learned. His attitude suggests
that he celebrates himself, thus
everyone should, or at least
could, do the same. No secondary
sources.
Filename: BWpersna.wps
Walt
Whitman's 'Song of Myself' and
'Sleepers'
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A 6 page paper contrasting Walt
Whitman's outlook on life and the
universe in these two poems. It
concludes that In 'Song of
Myself,' Whitman seems to assume
that the other living creatures he
observes and celebrates are as
awake and exultant as he is; by
the time he writes 'Sleepers,' he
has observed that they are not. No
additional sources cited.
Filename: Sleepers.wps
Walt
Whitman/ Structure in Song of
Myself
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A 5 page essay that analyzes
structure in Whitman's Song of
Myself. The writer argues that
that Whitman's poem possesses
considerable unity – just not in
the traditional sense. The
structural unity of the poem
derives from rather abstract
features, such as Whitman's
consistent overall direction
toward a greater comprehension of
the "self" or
"man," as well as cosmic
patterns of life, death, and
Whitman's perceptions of the
nature of God. No additional
sources cited.
Filename: khwwsom.wps
Dickinson’s
A Spider Sowed At Night and
Whitman’s Noiseless Patient
Spider
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A great many differences are seen
when comparing the life
experiences between Emily
Dickinson and Walt Whitman. This 3
page paper argues that The style
of A Noiseless Patient Spider by
Walt Whitman and A Spider Sewed At
Night by Emily Dickinson is
different, however, both poems can
be categorized as 'nature' poems
through the inclusion of the
spider as metaphor for the soul.
Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: KTspider.wps
Whitman’s
“Noiseless Patient Spider”
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A 5 page paper on this poem by
Walt Whitman, in the broader
context of Whitman’s life and
work. The paper observes that
Whitman believed that our unique
ability as Americans to use our
creativity to reach out to one
another -- like a spider spinning
its web -- was both our defining
characteristic and our salvation.
Bibliography lists four sources
(attached).
Filename: KBwhitm.wps
Comparing
Dickinson And Whitman
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Emily Dickinson and Walt Whitman
were contemporaries in time and
space but worlds apart in
experience. This 5 page paper
argues that the poems, A Noiseless
Patient Spider by Walt Whitman and
A Spider Sewed At Night by Emily
Dickinson are both nature poems
that employ allusion and
repetition to compare the spider
with the soul of the writer.
Bibliography lists 6 sources.
Filename: KTdicwhi.wps
The
1855 Preface to Walt Whitman’s
Leaves of Grass
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A five page paper which analyses
Walt Whitman’s preface to Leaves
of Grass, looking specifically at
the way in which he deals with the
topics of history and the past,
the function of the poet, and the
importance of the common man in
relation to the United States as a
whole. Bibliography lists 1
source.
Filename: JLwhitman.wps
Walt
Whitman's 'Song of Myself'—A
Celebration of Being American
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This 5 page report discusses one
of Whitman's best known works,
'Song of Myself' and its
un-self-conscious celebration of
the experience being an American.
Most of Whitman's poetry
illustrates what can be accurately
and appropriately described as of
a 'shared identity' but 'Song of
Myself' is the most lyrical in
terms of the connection between
humanity, God, and country.
Bibliography lists 4 sources.
Filename: BWwhit.rtf
Walt
Whitman's War Poetry
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A 6 page essay which examines how
'Drum-Taps,' a slim volume of
poetry concerning the American
Civil War by Whitman, reflected
the historical situation of that
time. The writer argues that
Whitman's poetry reflects an
evolution of consciousness that
reveals that emotions experienced
by the American public as it goes
from a patriotic war fever to a
realization of the horror and
reality of war. Bibliography lists
3 sources.
Filename: Whitwar.wps
Walt
Whitman's 'Song of Myself' vs.
'The Federalist'/ Promises &
Perils
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A 5 page essay responding to Walt
Whitman's 'Song of Myself' [and
'The Federalist'] -- discussing
how it illustrates that American
writers usde a theme of uncertain
or shared identity to comment on
the promises and perils of
American society. Only 'Song of
Myself' is used as a source.
Filename: Waltw.wps
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The
Poetry of Walt Whitman and
Langston Hughes as Idioms
to Convey the American
Experience
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A 5 page paper which
examines how the poetry of
Walt Whitman and Langston
Hughes served as idioms
for the American
experience by representing
Americans who had never
before been depicted in
American poetry.
Bibliography lists 10
sources.
Filename: TGwalang.wps
Thoreau
& Whitman - Inner
Reflection & Outer
Expression
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A 3-page paper that
examines first the primary
transcendentalist thoughts
expressed in the work of
Henry David Thoreau and
secondly the similarities
and contrasts between the
work of Thoreau and that
of Walt Whitman. Works
discussed are Thoreau's
Economy and Solitude from
Walden and Whitman's Song
of Myself from Leaves of
Grass. Bibliography lists
3 sources.
Filename: LCInOut.doc
Emerson's
Call to Action in The
American Scholar is
Answered by Whitman in
Song of Myself
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In 6 pages, the author
discusses Emerson's speech
on 'The American Scholar'
and shows how Walt Whitman
answered this call using
Whitman's 'Song of
Myself.' Emerson's call
was for intellectual,
cultural, and spiritual
independence, which are
important to
transcendentalism. No
other sources are cited.
Filename: PCewt.doc
Whitman
& Ginsberg
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A 5 page paper discussing
two separate poems by
Whitman and Ginsberg. The
first poem is Walt
Whitman's 'Song of
Myself,' and the second
poem is Alan Ginsberg's
'Howl.' The poems are
discussed in relationship
to their depiction of
individuality and freedom.
Both poets depict their
subjects in different
ways, while still
maintaining similarities.
Both see these issues as
illustrating the connected
nature of humanity,
whether spiritually or
not. One speaks of
hopelessness and the other
or beauty and God. Each
also speaks of these
issues in ways that have
been, and always will be,
thought of for people will
always continue to have
hope or the lack of it. No
additional sources cited.
Filename: Whitgins.wps
Whitman’s
“When Lilacs Last in the
Dooryard Bloom’d”
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A five-page paper
analyzing Walt Whitman’s
poem in terms of its
relationship to the
assassination of Abraham
Lincoln. The paper looks
carefully at symbolism and
imagery, concluding that
Whitman uses his poetic
art to help him work
through his shock and
grief. No additional
sources.
Filename: KBlilacs.wps
Walt
Whitman's Contribution to
American Poetry
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A five page look at this
seminal nineteenth-century
poet. The paper analyzes
the reason Whitman is
considered the first
modern American poet, and
what characteristics make
him so quintessentially
American. Bibliography
lists six sources.
Filename: KBwhitm4.wps
Walt
Whitman / Comparative
Analysis Of Two Poems
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In this 6 page essay, the
writer uses two of
Whitman's poems 'Out Of
The Cradle Endlessly
Rocking,' and 'Song Of The
Open Road, to show how the
poets works were usually
similar in theme yet
dissimilar in purpose. The
first of these is a poem
filled with rich images,
sounds, and symbolic
meanings. The second is a
collection of meaningful
yet ambiguously patterned
sentences decorated with
inquiries into life-- yet
each remain focused upon
the underlying theme of
humanity, nature, etc.;
Bibliography lists 2
sources.
Filename: Whitmanp.wps
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Walt Whitman's 'Song of
Myself'
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A 6 page paper that
provides an overview of
the narration in Whitman's
poem, considers the nature
of the speaking eye, and
discusses the narrator in
terms of the effect on the
poem. No additional
sources cited.
Filename: Songmy.wps
Walt
Whitman's 'Song of Myself'
And 'The Sleepers' # 2
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A 6 page paper that
examines the significance
of the major images
Whitman provokes in
relationship to: what he
is trying to say and how
he says it through the
images. The paper posits
that the images are the
same, in that they reflect
the triology of individual
body, individual soul, and
national soul, but that
they are from contrary
viewpoints: Sleepers--from
the soul's view,
Song--from the
individual's view. No
additional sources cited.
Filename: Songslep.wps
Walt
Whitman’s “Song of
Myself” and Herman
Melville’s “Benito
Cereno”
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This 6 page report
discusses “Song of
Myself” and “Benito
Cereno” in the context
of the vision each of the
authors had regarding race
and power, freedom and
self-knowledge. Whitman
constantly asserts what he
believes to be a pattern
of life, death, and
rebirth in the universe.
Melville’s “Benito
Cereno” raises issues
related to America’s
19th century attitudes
about race, status and
competency that allow the
reader to question many of
the assumptions typically
held about the premise of
equality and independence
that are supposedly
central characteristics of
American thought and
belief. No bibliography.
Filename: BWsong.rtf
Comparing
Whitman to Whitman
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A 5 page paper comparing
two of Walt Whitman's
works, discussing a carol
appearing within one.
There is no joy in either
the eulogy to Lincoln or
in the sailor's urging his
captain to rise from his
blood-stained space. The
Carol of Death offers a
glimmer of hope within
"When Lilacs Last in
the Dooryard Bloom'd."
"O Captain, My
Captain" is a lament
for the fallen captain and
for the sailor's loss. The
Carol of Death, however,
offers hope in the midst
of sorrow. The thrush does
not demand that the
sufferer forget the one he
mourns, but he does offer
a positive view of death
as a fitting culmination
to a life well lived. No
additional sources.
Filename: KSwhitman.wps
Walt
Whitman's Inspirations
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This 10 page paper
contemplates the
suggestion that Emerson
made Whitman what he was,
and refutes it by showing
that later on—despite
what critics have
said—Whitman shined in
his own right. Song of
Myself is discussed as
well as Whitman's role in
the Civil War. The
relationship between
Emerson and Whitman is
explored. Bibliography
lists 5 sources
Filename: SA115Wlt.doc
Trancendentalism
In Whitman’s Leaves Of
Grass
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The task of transcendental
philosophy is for thought
to attend to its own
movement, a movement
which, in accordance with
its essence as a
conceiving and thus an
experience of order, loses
itself in the object,
comes to rest in something
other than itself. This 7
page paper explores the
transcendental nature of
Walt Whitman’s preface
to Leaves of Grass and the
poem, Song Of Myself.
Bibliography lists 6
sources.
Filename: KTwltwht.wps
Comparison
of Whitman's "I Hear
America Singing" and
Hughes's "I Too"
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This 5 page paper compares
and contrasts these Walt
Whitman and Langston
Hughes poems which contain
similar features. Literary
devices used are noted
throughout the paper. No
additional sources cited.
Filename: SA039sng.wps
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Emerson's
Influence on Whitman
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This 5 page paper takes the essay
called "The Poet" by
Ralph Waldo Emerson and evaluates
it in respect to Walt Whitman's
work. A connection is made between
the two poets in respect to how
they view the work of the writer.
Bibliography lists 2 sources.
Filename: SA050Pom .wps
Transcendentalist
Roots In Whitman & Dickinson
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A 5 page paper comparing and
contrasting the ways in which Walt
Whitman and Emily Dickinson
exhibited the influence of Emerson
and Thoreau's Transcendentalism.
The ideas expressed are supported
by quotes from the literary works
mentioned and several critical
sources. Bibliography lists 6
sources.
Filename: Tranroot.wps
Rossetti's
"Up Hill," Dickinson's
"Because I Could Not Stop For
Death" And Whitman's "Darest
Thou Now O Soul": Meaning Of
Death
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7 pages in length. The symbolic
nature of life's path toward
mortality is made crystal clear in
Christina Rossetti's Up Hill,
Emily Dickinson's Because I Could
Not Stop For Death and Walt
Whitman's Darest Thou Now O Soul.
On the surface, it might appear to
the reader as though the authors
are speaking of a simple journey
that one has taken; yet upon
closer inspection, it becomes more
and more evident that the journey
is that which leads beyond this
life. The reason why the student
has chosen these particular poems
is because they do not represent
death in the typical morbid
manner. Bibliography lists 10
sources.
Filename: TLCuphil.wps
Whitman,
Hardy, & Moss /
Personification Of Objects
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A 5 page analysis of three poems
that personify objects or
objectify humans. The writer
examines Walt Whitman's 'To A
Locomotive In Winter,' Thomas
Hardy's 'The Work Box,' &
Howard Moss' 'Pruned Tree.' No
additional sources cited.
Filename: Poems3.rtf
Walt
Whitman and the Civil War
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A five page paper looking at the
nineteenth-century poet’s
involvement with and reactions
toward the Civil War, as seen
through his poetry and letters.
Specific poems discussed are:
“When Lilacs Last in the
Dooryard Bloom’d,” “O
Captain! My Captain!”, “An
Army Corps on the March,”
“Calvary Crossing a Ford,”
“Vigil Strange I Kept on the
Field One Night,” “A Sight in
Camp in the Daybreak Gray and
Dim,” and “A March in the
Ranks Hard-Prest, and the Road
Unknown”. The bibliography cites
five sources.
Filename: KBwhitm2.wps
Influence
of Hinduism on Emerson’s and
Whitman’s Transcendentalism
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This 6 page report discusses the
fact that American writers Ralph
Waldo Emerson and Walt Whitman
could have any connection with the
mysticism of Hindu thought and
belief. The art form and
consciousness of Transcendentalism
as expressed by the two actually
does echo the sensibilities of
Hindu belief, despite the fact
that it is not expressed as true
Hindu belief. As always, the
Americans give it their own unique
interpretation. Bibliography lists
3 sources.
Filename: BWhinwit.wps
How
the Poetry of Emily Dickinson and
Walt Whitman Look Toward the
Twentieth Century
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A 5 page paper which examines how
their works not only envisioned
the next century, but how their
poetry contributed to the writings
of other twentieth-century poets.
Bibliography lists 5 sources.
Filename: TGedww20.wps
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Risks,
Benefits And Possible
Necessity Of Democratic
Action
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8 pages in length. The
writer discusses the
various notions and
applications of democracy
as they have existed
throughout history,
including references to
Alexis de Tocqueville,
Henry David Thoreau, Walt
Whitman, Abraham Lincoln,
Lauren Berlant and
Frederick Douglass.
Bibliography lists 6
sources.
Filename: TLCdemac.wps
"Wallace
Stevens' 'Americana' and
the American
Renaissance"
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A five page paper showing
how this poem, written in
1950, reflects back on
authors of the American
Renaissance such as Ralph
Waldo Emerson and Walt
Whitman. The paper
explores Stevens' belief
that in the late
nineteenth and early
twentieth centuries,
Americans grew to justify
materialism and conformity
on the mistaken belief
that it's the American
way, when in fact the
writers of the American
Renaissance held quite a
different philosophy. No
additional sources.
Filename: KBamren.wps
The
Appearance Of Birds
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The poems, The Raven by
Edgar Allen Poe and Out of
the Cradle Endlessly
Rocking by Walt Whitman
both feature the
appearance of birds. This
3 page paper asserts that
The predominant symbolic
meaning used in both poems
for the particular bird is
a call to memory.
Bibliography lists 5
sources.
Filename: KTbirdcd.wps
The
Unexamined Life is Not
Worth Living
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In 5 pages, the author
takes Socrates’
statement in “Apology”
that “the unexamined
life is not worth
living” and relates it
to three other famous
texts: Voltaire’s “Candide,”
Jonathan Swift’s
“Gulliver’s
Travels,” concentrating
on the voyage to Lilliput;
and Walt Whitman’s
“Song of the Open
Road.” Bibliography
lists 3 sources.
Filename: PClit7.doc
Studying
The Arts: The Relationship
To Understanding Europe
and North America
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5 pages in length. The
social, political and
economical impact of the
arts has been vast and
encompassing to
understanding Europe and
North America. Throughout
the Baroque, Enlightenment
and Romantic Periods, the
world was changing in
leaps and bounds; indeed,
those within artistic
circles were not to be
left behind. Particularly
influential to this
cultural understanding
were Italian painter
Artemisia Gentileschi,
French artists Francois
Boucher and Jacques-Louis
David, as well as author
Walt Whitman. The
functions these artisans
had upon the European and
North American landscape
was to demonstrate
society's progressive
nature as it related to
each region's individual
growth, which included –
but was not limited to –
feminism, politics and
environment. Bibliography
lists 6 sources.
Filename: TLCarts.wps
O’Neill,
Thoreau & Whitman –
On Societal Inequities
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O’Neill, Thoreau &
Whitman – On Societal
Inequities: This 7-page
essay compares Eugene
O’Neill’s “The Hairy
Ape”, Henry Thoreau’s
“Walden” and Walt
Whitman’s “Song of
Myself.” In addition,
these works are used to
explore sociological
ideologies germane to
Man’s need to belong,
economic disparities
between classes and the
like. Coming from
different walks of life,
these authors nonetheless
shared acres of common
ground with respect to
their ideologies.
Bibliography lists 5
sources. SNOneill.doc
Filename: SNOneill.doc
Emerson's
Influence on Walt Whitman
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This 6 page paper focuses
much attention on
Whitman's Song of Myself,
but it also looks at
Emerson's influence. The
language of the poets is a
focal point of this paper
that also includes a mock
discussion between the
poets and what they might
have said to one another.
Bibliography lists 3
sources.
Filename: SA125SOM.rtf
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Placing
Readers Into History:
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An 8-page paper analyzing
the works of Rebecca
Harding Davis, Herman
Melville, Washington
Irving, Nathaniel
Hawthorne, Edgar Allan Poe
and Walt Whitman in
relation to their
timelessness, the degree
to which their works drew
the reader in and
historical periods as a
setting for stories.
Bibliography lists 6
sources.
Filename: khwrit.wps
Analysis
of Walt Whitman’s Poem,
“A Passage to India”
and E.M. Forster’s
Novel, “A Passage to
India”
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A 5 page paper which
examines how Forster’s
novel reacts to the
assertions in Whitman’s
poem. No additional
sources are used.
Filename: TGforind.rtf
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Whitman's
'Song of Myself'vs. Ginsberg's
'Howl'
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A 5 page paper that addresses the
individual expectations of each of
the authors with regard to these
works, their personal experience,
and how each saw his solution to
the complexity and ambiguity in
his personal existence in a nation
in which it has become
increasingly difficult to find a
coherent ideology or ethnic
identity. Bibliography lists 2
sources.
Filename: Whitman.wps
Emerson,
Thoreau, Whitman
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A five page paper looking at the
thought of these three seminal
nineteenth-century American
writers as expressed in their
works “Nature,” “Civil
Disobedience,” and “Preface to
Leaves of Grass,” respectively.
The paper concludes that all three
of these writers relied heavily on
nature and natural metaphors to
define what is unique about the
American experience. No additional
sources.
Filename: KBemer.wps
Whitman's
Song of Myself
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This 6 page paper explicates part
47 and provides insight into the
meaning conveyed. The use of
symbolism is discussed. No
additional sources cited.
Filename: SA113sng.wps
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