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Walt Whitman's Reconstruction : poetry and publishing between memory and history

紀錄類型:	書目-電子資源 : 單行本
副題名:	poetry and publishing between memory and history
作者:	BuinickiMartin T., 1972-
其他團體作者:	Project Muse
出版地:	Iowa City
出版者:	University Of Iowa Press;
出版年:	c2011
面頁冊數:	1 online resource (187 p.).
集叢名:	The Iowa Whitman series
標題:	Authors and publishers - History - United States - 19th century -
標題:	Reconstruction (U.S. history, 1865-1877) in literature -
標題:	United States - History - Civil War, 1861-1865 -
標題:	Whitman - Walt - Political and social views -
電子資源:	http://muse.jhu.edu/books/9781609380700/
附註:	Includes bibliographical references and index
摘要註:	"'Walt Whitman's Reconstruction' reveals the ways that Whitman reconstructed and read the warthrough his own life and memories. By lookingat Whitman's engagement with the political issues of the day and the larger literary scene in addition to his efforts to absorb the war into his poetic narrative of Reconstruction, Buinicki provides new insights into the evolution of Whitman's postwar views and writings"--
ISBN:	9781609380700electronic bk.
ISBN:	1609380703electronic bk.
ISBN:	9781609380694pbk.
ISBN:	160938069Xpbk.

Walt Whitman's Reconstruction : poetry and publishing between memory and history
Buinicki, Martin T.

Walt Whitman's Reconstruction : poetry and publishing between memory and history / Martin T. Buinicki - Iowa City : University Of Iowa Press, c2011. - 1 online resource (187 p.).. - (The Iowa Whitman series).
Includes bibliographical references and index.
ISBN 9781609380700ISBN 1609380703ISBN 9781609380694ISBN 160938069X
Authors and publishersReconstruction (U.S. history, 1865-1877) in literature -- History -- United States -- 19th century

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330 $a "For Walt Whitman, living and working in Washington, D.C., after theCivil War, Reconstructionmeant not only navigating these tumultuous years alongside his fellow citizens but also coming to terms with his own memories of the war. Just as the work of national reconstruction would continue long past its official end in 1877, Whitman's own reconstruction would continue throughout the remainder of his life as he worked to revise his poetic project--and his public image--to incorporate the disasters that had befallen the Union. In this innovative and insightfulanalysis of the considerable poetic and personal reimagining that is the hallmark of these postwar years, Martin Buinicki revealsthe ways that Whitman reconstructed and read the war. The Reconstruction years would see Whitman transformed from newspaper editor and staff journalist to celebrity contributor and nationally recognized public lecturer, a transformation driven as much by material developments in the nation as by his own professional and poetic ambitions while he expanded and cemented his place in the American literary landscape. Buinicki places Whitman's postwar periodical publications and business interests incontext,closely examining his "By the Roadside" cluster as well as Memoranda During the War and Specimen Days as part of his larger project of personal and artistic reintegration. He traces Whitman'sshifting views of Ulysses S. Grant as yet another way to understand the poet's postwar lifeand profession and reveals the emergence of Whitman the public historian at the end of Reconstruction. Whitman's personal reconstruction was political, poetic, and public, and his prose writings, like his poetry,formed a major part of the postwar figure that he presented to the nation. Looking at the poet'sefforts to absorb the war into his own reconstruction narrative, Martin Buinicki provides striking new insights into the evolution of Whitman's views and writings"--
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