Walt Whitman's Concept of the American Common Man [Book Review]

Review of Metaphysics 9 (2):360-360 (1955)
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An attempt to define Whitman's conception of and attitude towards "the common man," liberally supported by quotations from Whitman's prose and poetic works. A helpful bibliography is included.--J. P.

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