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Walt Whitman (1819-1892);2007.4;Walt Whitman (1819-1892);I. Viewpoints of democracy and individualism in Leaves of Grass;I. Viewpoints of democracy and individualism in Leaves of Grass;第6页/共59页;2008.4;2007.4;II. Analysis of Leaves of Grass;Creative intention of Leaves of Grass;2. The themes of Leaves of Grass;2. The themes of Leaves of Grass;3. The Artistic Features of Leaves of Grass (poetic style + language style.);3. The Artistic Features of Leaves of Grass (poetic style + language style.);3. The Artistic Features of Leaves of Grass (poetic style + language style.);3. The Artistic Features of Leaves of Grass (poetic style + language style.);3. The Artistic Features of Leaves of Grass (poetic style + language style.);3. The Artistic Features of Leaves of Grass (poetic style + language style.);Whitman and his Leaves of Grass(要点归纳);第20页/共59页;2000.4;1999.4;2002.4;2001.4; 2003.4; 2004.4;2004.7;2009.4, 2009.7;2008.4;2006.4;2006.4;2005.4;1999.4;There Was a Child Went Forth :The poem describes the growth of a child who learned about the world around him and improves himself accordingly. In the poem, Whitman’s own early experience may well be identified with the childhood of a young, growing America. ;;;In this poem (Song of Myself) Whitman sets forth two principal beliefs:① the theory of universality 普遍性, which is illustrated by lengthy catalogues of people and things, and ②the belief in the singularity单一 and equality of all beings in value. ;There Was a Child Went Forth (有一个孩子在成长);;;Cavalry Crossing a Ford （渡河的骑兵）;Song of Myself (自我之歌) (see poetic style);1999.4;2006.4;2007.4;2009.4;Answer;1999.4;Answer;2004.7;Answer; 2005.7; 2008.4;Answer;Answer;2001.4;Answers:;2000.4;Answer;;感谢您的观看。