"This mighty convulsion" : whitman and Melville write the civil war
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"This mighty convulsion" : whitman and Melville write the civil war
（The Iowa Whitman series）
University of Iowa Press, c2019
- : pbk
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Includes bibliographical references and index
Contents of Works
- "This mighty convulsion": Whitman and Melville write the Civil War / Christopher Sten and Tyler Hoffman
- The interplay of drum-taps and battle-pieces. "The foulest crime": Whitman, Melville, and the cultural life of a phrase / Ed Folsom
- Materiality in the Civil War poetry of Herman Melville and Walt Whitman / Vanessa Steinroetter
- Battle-pieces, drum-taps, and the aesthetic of aftermath in Civil War photography / Sarah L. Thwaites
- Reconciliation as sequel and supplement: drum-taps and battle-pieces / Peter J. Bellis
- Re-imagining drum taps. Whitman's disarming poetics: recuperating the language of the body in drum-taps / Kyle Barton
- Embodying the book: mourning for the masses in Walt Whitman's drum-taps / Adam Bradford
- Drum-taps and the chaos of war / Cody Marrs
- Re-imagining battle-pieces. Melville and the lord of hosts: holy war and divine warrior rhetoric in battle-pieces / Jonathan A. Cook
- "Nearer to us in nature": the US South and Herman Melville's literary lost cause / Timothy Marr
- Melville's historical imagination in "the house-top" / Christopher Ohge
- Melville's reconstructions: the "moorish maid" in "Lee in the Capitol" / Brian Yothers
- Drum-taps and battle-pieces brought together / Walt Whitman, Herman Melville, and the American Civil War poetry anthology / Walt Whitman, Herman Melville, and the American Civil War poetry anthology / Ian Faith