It’s Walt Whitman’s Birthday! He was born OTD in 1819. Below is a short bibliography on law and politics and the works of the distinguished poet.<\/p>\n
Askin, Denise T., Whitman and the Law: A Prophetic Parallel, <\/em>27 Walt Whitman Review 126 (September 1981).<\/p>\n Buinicki, Martin T., Walt Whitman and the Question of Copyright,<\/em> 15 American Literary History 248 (Summer 2003).<\/p>\n Erikkila, Betsy, Whitman the Political Poet (Oxford University Press, 1989).<\/p>\n Frank, Jason, Aesthetic Democracy: Walt Whitman and the Poetry of the People, <\/em>69 The Review of Politics 402 (June 2007).<\/p>\n Gandelman, Claude, Kokoschka, Whitman, Thomas Mann: Le motif de l\u2019ecorch\u00e9 vif,<\/em> 8 N\u00e9ohelicon 119 (1981).<\/p>\n Grossman, Jay, “<\/em>The Evangel-Poem of Comrades and of Love,”: Rivising Whitman’s Republicanism, <\/em>4 American Transcendental Quarterly 201 (September 1990).<\/p>\n Klammer, Martin, “Hounded Slave”: Whitman’s Attitudes Toward Slavery and the Emergence of Leaves of Grass <\/em>(1994).<\/p>\n Mottram, Eric, Law and the Open Road: Whitman’s America: in <\/em>Nineteenth-Century American Poetry 13 (A. Robert Lee, ed. 1985).<\/p>\n Outka, Paul H., Whitman and Race (“He’s Queer, He’s Unclear, Get Used To It”), <\/em>36 Journal of American Studies 293 (2002). <\/p>\n Wiegman, Robyn, Writing the Male Body: Naked Patriarchy and Whitmanian Democracy, <\/em>33 Literature and Psychology 16 (1987).<\/p>\n Ziff, Larzer, Whitman and the Crowd, <\/em>10 Critical Inquiry 579 (June 1984).<\/p>\n\n