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Transatlantic Connections : Whitman U.S., Whitman U.K.

Attribution
M. Wynn Thomas
Publication Details
Book, University of Iowa Press, 2005
Description
The second section ponders the paradox that this Whitman, who was so much the product of his specific time and limited “local” culture, should come to be accepted as an international visionary. Some of the connections explored are those between Whitman and Edward Carpenter, the so-called English Whitman; This bold and original study, offering new points of entry into understanding Whitman as the product of his time and place as well as understanding the reception of Whitman in the U.K. (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)
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Whitman, Walt, · 1819-1892 · Appreciation · England · Criticism and interpretation · History · United States · Influence · National characteristics, American, in literature · American poetry · English literature · American influences · Thomas, M. Wynn
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(UPPER LEVEL) PS3237.4.G7 T47 2005 AVAILABLE

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Charles Dickens In Cyberspace : The Afterlife Of The Nineteenth Century In Postmodern Culture

Attribution
Jay Clayton
Publication Details
Book, Oxford University Press, 2003
Description
In Charles Dickens in Cyberspace nineteenth-century figures–Jane Austen, Charles Darwin, Charles Dickens, Thomas Hardy, Henry James, Ada Lovelace, Joseph Paxton, Mary Shelley, and Mary Somerville–meet a lively group of counterparts from today: Andrea Barrett, Greg Bear, Peter Carey, Helene Cixous, Alfonso Cuaron, William Gibson, Donna Haraway, David Lean, Richard Powers, Salman Rushdie, Ridley Scott, Susan Sontag, Neal Stephenson, Bruce Sterling, and Tom Stoppard. (automatically summarized from Amazon.com)
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Dickens, Charles, · 1812-1870 · Appreciation · United States · English literature · 19th century · History and criticism · Theory, etc · Criticism · History · 20th century · Postmodernism (Literature) · Literature and science · Great Britain · Romanticism · Civilization · British influences · Clayton, Jay, 1951-
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(UPPER LEVEL) PR451 .C58 2003 AVAILABLE

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