南北戦争後のWhitman : 孤独な遍歴の詩

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One of the most outstanding themes in Leaves of Grass after the Civil War is the "restless explorations" of self-identity. Whitman's self-exploration in the postwar days is not the result of an Adamic impulse to create the New World. It originates in his sad recognition that America is losing its identity in an age of exceedingly prevalent materialism. In this study I will follow the thorny path of Whitman's self-exploration in a series of poems published after the Civil War and show his unending struggle for the identity of self and America.
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