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Back Matter, Walt Whitman Quarterly Review, vol. 13, no. 1/2
No full textBack Matter, Walt Whitman Quarterly Review, vol. 13, no. 1/2
In Memoriam: Tributes to Gay Wilson Allen, 1903-1995
No full textObituary tribute to Gay Wilson Allen, followed by other tributes, each listed separately in this bibliography
Turgenev and Whitman
Get PDFDiscusses and prints Ivan Turgenev's Russian translation of "Beat! Beat! Drums!," and offers an overview of Turgenev's relationship with Whitman; this article originally appeared in Russkaia Leteratura (1966) and is here translated into English by Claudine Prieur, and Paule and Roger Asselineau
"The Frailest Leaves of Me": A Study of the Text and Music for Whitman's "To What You Said"
Get PDFExamines in depth a little-known Whitman poem, "To What You Said," examining the manuscript of the poem and offering "a re-examination of crucial biographical events, an extensive comparative textual analysis" and a "response to the subtleties revealed when the written word is sung" in the musical setting of the poem composed by Leonard Bernstein; written by the world-renowned baritone and his personal assistant
The Gay Wilson Allen Papers
Get PDFDescribes the contents of the Gay Wilson Allen Papers, many of them dealing with Whitman, recently made available at the Jay B. Hubbell Center for American Literary Historiography
"Pete the Great": A Biography of Peter Doyle
Get PDFOffers a biography of Peter Doyle that "fills in some of the missing pieces about this enigmatic figure"; begins with Doyle's boyhood in Ireland and his passage to America, and provides the most in-depth exploration thusfar of Doyle, illuminating his relationship with Whitman