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Walt Whitman, Rural New Yorker.
Washington, D.C. :
Library of Congress,
2010-06-24.
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Classification: Language and Literature.
Karen Karbiener.
Recorded on 2010-06-24.
Kluge fellow Karen Karbiener delivers a lecture entitled "Walt Whitman, Rural New Yorker." A boy from rural Long Island moves to Brooklyn and, without money or mentorship, conceives, writes, and self-publishes America's declaration of cultural independence. This story remains one of the great mysteries of American literary scholarship. How did Walter Whitman - grammar school dropout and second son of a farmer-turned-carpenter - become Walt Whitman? This lecture will focus on the most obscure yet most seminal period of Whitman's life: his childhood and youth on his beloved "Paumanok," where he claims to have been born as a poet.
Kids, Families.
Researchers.
Teachers.
Biography, History.
Literature.
Library of Congress.
John W. Kluge Center (Library of Congress),
sponsoring body.
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