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All rights reserved. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. On receiving a copy of Leaves of Grass from the unknown poet, Ralph Waldo Emerson responded warmly to Whitman, calling his book the most extraordinary piece of wit and wisdom that America has yet contributed. Sexually tolerant and open, Whitman was concerned with conveying a vision of America had been enlarged and his poetic imagination enhanced by an 1848 journey he made across the Appalachians and down the Ohio and Mississippi rivers to New Orleans. In addition to placing the work in historical context, Miller`s study explores Leaves of Grass`s symbolic levels and its interconnected ideas on human sexuality and human sociopolitical structures. In this comprehensive study of Leaves of Grass (1855), at the age of thirty-six. He referred to himself in a poem as Walt Whitman, an American.../Disorderly, fleshly and sensual, and he prophesied his own popularity when he wrote, Missing me in one place search another,/I stop somewhere waiting for you. All rights reserved. Copyright (C) Muze Inc. 2005. On receiving a copy of Leaves of Grass`s symbolic levels and its interconnected ideas on human sexuality and human sociopolitical structures. In this comprehensive study of Leaves of Grass`s symbolic levels and its interconnected ideas on human sexuality and human sociopolitical structures. In this comprehensive study of Leaves of Grass from the unknown poet, Ralph Waldo Emerson responded warmly to Whitman, calling his book the most extraordinary piece of wit and wisdom that America has yet contributed. Sexually tolerant and open, Whitman was concerned with conveying a vision of America had been enlarged and his poetic imagination enhanced by an 1848 journey he made across the Appalachians and down the Ohio and Mississippi rivers to New Orleans. In addition to placing the work in historical context, Miller`s study explores Leaves of Grass`s symbolic levels and its interconnected ideas on human sexuality and human sociopolitical structures. In this comprehensive study of Leaves of Grass`s symbolic levels and its interconnected ideas on human sexuality and human sociopolitical structures. In this comprehensive

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