Whitman

John Burroughs' "Whitman: A Study" offers a fascinating glimpse into the life and work of Walt Whitman, one of America's most influential poets. This 19th-century literary criticism provides insightful commentary on Whitman's poetry and lasting impact on American literature. Burroughs, a contemporary of Whitman, brings a unique perspective to his analysis, exploring the themes and revolutionary spirit that define Whitman's work.

Dive into a critical exploration of Whitman's unique voice and the radical nature of his poetic vision. This volume examines the core of Whitman's poetic philosophy. "Whitman: A Study" is essential reading for anyone interested in American poetry, literary criticism, and the legacy of Walt Whitman. A significant contribution to understanding one of the giants of American literature.

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