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Forthcoming Meetings and Conferences of General Interest

Betsy Erkkila contends that was the first major American to find important sources for his work in the literature and philosophy of France. Focusing on the poet ’ s rhythmic free verse and his liberated social and sexual, cosmic and cosmo politan attitudes, she illuminates not only Whitman ’ s unique poetic achievements but also the continental parallels and origins of some of his ideas and themes. century that is their context, by divergence and variety, not harmony and consistency. Multiformity in theme is reflected in discussions of such varied topics as pygmalionism, allegory, mirage, self-consciousness, plagiarism, madness, feminism, the grotesque, dance, and alchemy, which are addressed, in turn, from a variety of critical approaches; thematic, intertextual, historical, stylistic, psychocritical, sociological, and semiotic.