...Stephanie M. Blalock Copyright © 2021 Duke University Press 2021 Whitman Stephanie M. Blalock New scholarship on Walt Whitman and his writings in the bicen- tennial year of Whitman s birth includes signi cant transnational, historical, and contextual work, original perspectives in manuscript...

...William Pannapacker; Paul Crumbley Duke University Press 2010 4  Whitman and Dickinson William Pannapacker and Paul Crumbley The surge in publication on Walt Whitman that began with the sesquicentennial of the first edition of Leaves of Grass in 2005 has...

..., which also marks the coming-of-age of the Walt Whitman Archive as an indispensable online resource. Dickinson studies continue to be dominated by historical and cul- tural scholarship that addresses a wide range of subjects, including poetics, Dickinson’s distinctive poetry about...

... to the many articles and notes published regularly in the Walt Whitman Quarterly Review. The Walt Whitman Archive completed the digitization of five volumes of Horace Traubel’s With Walt Whitman in Camden, among many other improvements and expansions to the site. Scholarship on Whitman continues...

..., presented by the Walt Whit- man Archive (www.whitmanarchive.org). A collection of essays edited by Kanwar Dinesh Singh demonstrates the ongoing engagement of readers with Whitman in a global context, particularly in India. Numerous articles reflect the rising interest in Whitman’s bohemian circle...

... has yielded somewhat to the work of critical reading and poetics. i Walt Whitman a. Books After a longer-than-planned hiatus since the first volume appeared five years ago (see AmLS 1998, pp. 61–62), The Journalism, volume 2: 1846–1848, ed. Herbert Bergman and his associates Douglas...

... on biogra- phy, historical context, and textual criticism, including two full-length works on Dickinson and gardening. i  Walt Whitman a. Books  Leading the long list of new books is To Walt Whitman, America (No. Car.) by Kenneth M. Price. The title comes from the poet’s own time, when...

... reception, and continued influence on international authors in the 20th and 21st cen- turies. Amanda Gailey contributed the Whitman portion and Michelle Kohler the Dickinson portion. i  Walt Whitman a. Whitman’s Influence  Several scholars in 2015 focus on Whitman’s influence on other writers...

... the development, publication, and influence of this significant edition. Several articles and chapters about Walt Whitman’s views on democracy and war, his composition and reception, and his international influence were published this year, and three noteworthy books were released: Matt Miller’s Collage...

...Amanda Gailey; Dan Manheim © 2016 by Duke University Press 2016 4  Whitman and Dickinson Amanda Gailey and Dan Manheim i  Walt Whitman a. Whitman and Influence  Several studies focus on Whitman’s rela- tionship to other authors. Gary Schmidgall’s Containing Multitudes: Walt...

... and Lucy Biederman the Dickinson section. i Walt Whitman a. Primary Sources Every Hour, Every Atom: A Collection of Walt Whitman's Early Notebooks and Fragments, ed. Zachary Turpin and Matt Miller (Iowa), presents transcriptions of Whitman s pre-Civil War notebooks and fragments, their contents revealing...

... authors. i Walt Whitman a. Bibliography and Editing The chief bibliographical source for Whitman studies continues to be the thorough and dependable ‘‘Walt Whitman: A Current Bibliography produced by Ed Folsom (WWQR 16: 229–35, 17: 80–85). The usability of this work is greatly enhanced...

... not in a national context but rather in a transatlantic, transnational, or hemispheric one. The textual research undertaken by the Walt Whitman Archive, in addition to making scholarly resources widely available, has resulted in several substantial revisions to our understanding of the com- position...

...M. Jimmie Killingsworth; Daneen Wardrop © 2000 Duke University Press 2000 4 Whitman and Dickinson M. Jimmie Killingsworth and Daneen Wardrop Scholarship in Walt Whitman and Emily Dickinson reached a high- water mark with the appearance, for the first time, of encyclopedias for both authors...

...Amanda Gailey; Jane Donahue Eberwein © 2013 Duke University Press 2013 4  Whitman and Dickinson Amanda Gailey and Jane Donahue Eberwein This year’s scholarship on Walt Whitman and Emily Dickinson includes little overlap but is wide ranging, with a good deal of international...

... on Dickin- son’s poetics. i Walt Whitman a. Bibliography and Editing Continuing as one of the brightest lights in Whitman studies is ‘‘Walt Whitman: A Current Bibliography published by editor Ed Folsom in each issue of WWQR (17: 132–39, 199–206; 18: 93– 99). Known for its thoroughness...

... the Dickinson section. i Walt Whitman a. Contextual Work Walt Whitman in Context, ed. Joanna Levin and Edward Whitley (Cambridge), presents 38 essays, organized into four sections and supported by a substantial list of further reading, situating the poet in the many contexts through which he charted his life...

.... Scholarship on the two poets also benefits from important contributions in contextual studies, including two major collections: The Cambridge Companion to Emily Dickinson and Whitman East and West: New Contexts for Reading Walt Whitman. The poets’ international appeal, evident in the Whitman...

... of Dickinson’s letters. Other works focus predominantly on topics in poetics, culture, and literary history. i Walt Whitman a. Bibliography and Editing An Annotated Walt Whitman Biography, 1976–1985 (Mellen) by Brent Gibson builds on the reference guides of Scott Giantvalley and Donald D. Kummings...

...Amanda Gailey; Daniel Manheim © 2014 Duke University Press 2014 4  Whitman and Dickinson Amanda Gailey and Daniel Manheim This year’s work on Walt Whitman, more modest than that devoted to Emily Dickinson, mostly takes the form of articles and book chapters, including...