
- 256 pages
- English
- PDF
- Available on iOS & Android
About this book
Walt Whitman, a world poet and the father of American free verse, has been read by diverse audiences from around the world. Literary and cultural scholars have studied Whitman's interaction with social, political and literary movements of different countries. Despite his continuing presence in Iran, Whitman's reception in this country has remained unexplored. Additionally, Iranian reception of Western literature is a field still in its infancy and under-researched, particularly due to contemporary political circumstances. The Persian Whitman examines Whitman's heretofore unexplored reception in Iran. It is primarily involved with the "Persian Whitman," a new phenomenon born in diachronic and synchronic dialogue between the Persian culture and an American poet.
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Table of contents
- âContents
- âAcknowledgments
- âIntroduction
- âChapter 1. Walt Whitmanâs Life and Works
- âChapter 2. From Democratic Politics to Democratic Poetics
- âChapter 3. Democracy and Nationalism Intertwined
- âChapter 4. A Persian Translation of Whitman
- âChapter 5. Critical Reception of Whitman
- âChapter 6. Creative Reception of Whitman
- âChapter 7. Political Reception of Whitman
- âChapter 8. A Persian Translation of Whitmanâs Image
- âChapter 9. A Post-2009 Reception of Whitman
- âConclusion
- âChronology
- âNotes
- âBibliography
- âIndex