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2.5.6 “Language is fossil poetry”: poetic function, Emerson, Blake, mediums, Adam
2.5.6 “Language is fossil poetry”: poetic function, Emerson, Blake, mediums, Adam In this chapter we are discussing themes in or related to Leaves of Grass. We shall address now the following subjects: the “poetic function” of the language, which is … Continue reading
Ph.D.
Dear readers, my resumé page shows that I have been doing a doctorate in poetic translation since 2005. The good news is that I have finished it, and got my Ph.D. I have got an A with honors!
Posted in Essays
Tagged Fernando Pessoa, Gilberto Freyre, Harold Bloom, Leaves of Grass, Leaves of Grass: The Original 1855 Edition, Oswald de Andrade, Poetry of the United States, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Shakespeare, United States, Walt Whitman, Walt Whitman's Leaves of Grass, William Blake
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