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This comprehensive volume collects the complete writings of Walt Whitman, one of America's greatest poets and a towering figure in the pantheon of modern literature. Along with Whitman's complete poetry and prose, this collection includes insightful commentary and analysis from a range of scholars and admirers, providing valuable context and interpretation that enhances the reader's appreciation of Whitman's unique voice and vision. A must-have for lovers of poetry and literature.

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Exploring the enigmatic relationship between genius and enlightenment, this book delves into the historical and philosophical contexts that have shaped our understanding of these concepts. It examines how various figures throughout history have embodied these traits and the profound impact they have had on society. Through a blend of analysis and storytelling, it seeks to unravel the complexities of human creativity and insight, inviting readers to ponder the nature of brilliance and its elusive origins.