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- Why does the poet celebrate his own self in the poem ‘Song of Myself’?Why does the poet celebrate his own self in the poem ‘Song of Myself’? "Song of Myself" is a self-praised poem by Walt Whitman (1819-1892).This celebration is not just about him as an individual; it [...]
- How does Whitman glorify death in ‘Song of Myself’?How does Whitman glorify death in ‘Song of Myself’? Discuss ‘Song of Myself’ as a glorification of death. In "Song of Myself," Walt Whitman (1819-92) doesn't necessarily glorify death in a traditional sense. Instead, he [...]
- How does Whitman give equal importance to both body and soul in ‘Song of Myself’? How does Whitman give equal importance to both body and soul in ‘Song of Myself’? Walt Whitman's (1819-92) "Song of Myself" is a celebration of the self and an exploration of the relationship between the [...]
- Do you think Whitman is a poet of revolutionary spirit?Do you think Whitman is a poet of revolutionary spirit? Walt Whitman (1819-92) is often hailed as a poet of revolutionary spirit. This is not just for his unique style but for the bold ideas [...]
- Trace Out the Mystical Elements in ‘Song of Myself’Trace out the mystical elements in ‘Song of Myself.’ Mysticism is a religious doctrine. It believes in communicating between humans and God through prayer or meditation. The most famous American poet, Walt Whitman (1819–1892), incorporates [...]
- Consider Whitman as a Poet of Joy And Optimism. Consider Whitman as a poet of joy and optimism. Walt Whitman (1819–1892) sings a song of joy and optimism in "Song of Myself (1855)." He celebrates life in all its diversity and complexity. Through his [...]
- Consider Whitman’s Treatment of Soul, Self, and Body. Consider Whitman’s treatment of soul, self, and body in "Song of Myself. Walt Whitman (1819–1892) explores the deep connections between the soul, self, and body in "Song of Myself (1855)." He celebrates individuality, spiritual unity, [...]
- Discuss Whitman’s Treatment of “Self” and “Democracy.”Discuss Whitman's treatment of “self” and “democracy.” Or, Whitman is signing of the whole of humanity - Elucidate. Walt Whitman’s (1819-1892) “Song of Myself” (1855) is a central piece in his collection Leaves of Grass. [...]
