Walt Whitman
Walt Whitman
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This is one of the central ideas which Appendix to Part I.
rule the myriad teeming play of his volume, and interpret it as a law of Nature interprets the complex play of facts which proceeds from it. This, then, is not license, but thought. It may be erroneous, it may be chimerical, it may b ineffectual ; but it is thought, serious and solemn thought, on a most difficult and deeply immersed -question-thought emanating from the deep source of a great love and care for men, and seeking nothing bu...t a pure human welfare. When, therefore, any persons undertake to outrage and injure its author for having given it to the world, it is not merely as the pigmy incarnations of the depraved modesty, the surface morality, the filthy and libidinous decency of the age but it is as the persecutors of thought that they stand before us. I excuse for them to say, that such treatment of Walt Whitman is justifiable, because his book appears to them bad. Waiving every other consideration, I have to inform them that on this subject they should not permit themselves the immodesty of a judgment.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
This is one of the central ideas which Appendix to Part I.
rule the myriad teeming play of his volume, and interpret it as a law of Nature interprets the complex play of facts which proceeds from it. This, then, is not license, but thought. It may be erroneous, it may be chimerical, it may b ineffectual ; but it is thought, serious and solemn thought, on a most difficult and deeply immersed -question-thought emanating from the deep source of a great love and care for men, and seeking nothing bu...t a pure human welfare. When, therefore, any persons undertake to outrage and injure its author for having given it to the world, it is not merely as the pigmy incarnations of the depraved modesty, the surface morality, the filthy and libidinous decency of the age but it is as the persecutors of thought that they stand before us. I excuse for them to say, that such treatment of Walt Whitman is justifiable, because his book appears to them bad. Waiving every other consideration, I have to inform them that on this subject they should not permit themselves the immodesty of a judgment.
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