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100 1  $a Karbiener, Karen, $d 1965-
245 1  $a Songs of ourselves $h [audio kit] : $b Walt Whitman and the dawn of modern American poetry / $c taught by Karen Karbiener.
260    $a [United States] : $b Barnes & Noble Publishing, $c 2006.
300    $a 7 sound discs (550 mins) + 1 sound disc (series sampler) :  $b digital ;  $c 4 3/4 in. + $e 1 booklet (96 p.)
440  0 $a Portable professor
500    $a "Lecture content c2006 by Karen Karbiener. p2006 by Recorded Books, LLC. This edition 2006 by Barnes & Noble Publishing."--Disc surface.
500    $a In container (24 cm.).
500    $a Compact discs.
500    $a "Barnes & Noble audio.".
504    $a Course guide includes bibliographical references.
505 0  $a Lecture 1. "Listener up there!": Whitman springs off the page -- Lecture 2. The revolution of the first edition, Whitman's Leaves of grass -- Lecture 3. Emerson, Whitman, and the beginnings of an original American literature -- Lecture 4. Manhattan's son rises -- Lecture 5. Sex is the root of it all -- Lecture 6. Whitman's Civil War -- Lecture 7. Banned in Boston, Whitman and censorship -- Lecture 8. Glancing back, looking forward, Whitman and the promise of America -- Lecture 9. Whitman among the moderns -- Lecture 10. I, too, sing America, black voices respond to Whitman -- Lecture 11. From "barbaric yawp" to "howl" -- Lecture 12. Whitman, visual poetics, and the New York School -- Lecture 13. Singing the songs, Whitman's impact on modern American music -- Lecture 14. I stop somewhere waiting for you, Whitman's enduring presence -- Series sampler.
511 0  $a Lectures delivered by Professor Karen Karbiener, Columbia University.
520    $a Explores how Walt Whitman broke with European literary forms to establish a broad new voice for American poetry. His influence on his contemporaries and descendents transends the boundaries of poetry and becomes the story of young America. Discusses the influence of this 19th century American poet not only to poetry but to cultural formation of the United States.
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600 10 $a Whitman, Walt $d 1819-1892 $x Criticism and interpretation.
650  0 $a Poets, American $y 19th century $v Biography.
651  0 $a United States $x Civilization $y 19th century.
655  7 $a Audiobooks on CD.
655  7 $a Audio kit (CD.)
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