From the Archive
Issue 09
Whitman and the World
1988
Table of Contents
- “Kornei Chukofsky, Whitman’s Russian Translator”
by Gay Wilson Allen - “When Walt Whitman was a Parisian”
by Roger Asselineau - “The Ghost of Whitman in Neruda and Borges”
by Alexander Coleman – - “ ‘Inundated by This Mississippi of Poetry’: Walt Whitman and German Expressionism”
by Walter Grünzweig - “Whitman in China”
by XiLao Li - “Whitman’s Influence on Hamlin Garland’s Rose of Dutcher’s Coolly”
by Kenneth M. Price - “Whitman’s America: A Revaluation of the Cultural Backgrounds of Leaves of Grass”
by David S. Reynolds - “Whitman’s Reception and Influence in the Soviet Union”
by Yassen Zassoursky
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Issue Credits
Mickle Street Review is sponsored and published by the Department of English at the Camden campus of Rutgers, The State University of New Jersey.
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Geoffrey M. SillASSOCIATE EDITOR
David S. ReynoldsCONTRIBUTING EDITORS
Donald Kummings
Jean Pearson
Lisa ZeidnerART EDITOR
John GiannottiEDITORIAL ASSISTANT
Jennifer DoddWALT WHITMAN FELLOW, 1986-87
Denise BuzzINTERPRETER OF THE WALT WHITMAN HOUSE
Eleanor Ray
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