Abstract
Presents three seldom-examined Whitman passages on "Democracy" from an 1863 daybook and shows how their meaning and importance have been obfuscated historically by a series of editorial decisions concerning how they have appeared in print; goes on to closely examine these notes and offer suggestions about their role in Whitman's writing and thinking.
How to Cite:
Benton, P., (1999) “Hot Temper, Melted Heart: Whitman's Democratic (Re)Conversion, May 1863”, Walt Whitman Quarterly Review 16(3/4), 211-222. doi: https://doi.org/10.13008/2153-3695.1625
Rights: Copyright © 1999 Paul Benton
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