WWQR > Vol. 12 (1994) > No. 2
Volume 12, Number 2 (1994)
Number Two Fall 1994
Front Matter
Essays
Walt Whitman, Literary Culture, and the Discourse of Distinction p. 73-85
Christopher Beach
Sacred Panoramas: Walt Whitman and New York City Parks p. 86-103
Jill Wacker
Notes
"A Young Woman Meets Walt Whitman": Anne Montgomerie Traubel's First Impression of
the Poet p. 104-105
Jerome Loving and Alice Lotvin Birney
The Gay Wilson Allen Papers p. 106-108
Stanley S. Blair
Democracy in Action: Naming the Bridge for Walt Whitman p. 108-114
Joann P. Krieg
Reviews
Myerson, Joel, ed., The Walt Whitman Archive: a Facsimile of the Poet's Manuscripts
[review] p. 115-117
Ed Folsom
Bloom, Harold. The Western Canon [review] p. 117-120
R. W. French
Bibliographies
Whitman: A Current Bibliography p. 121-126
Ed Folsom
Announcements
Announcements p. 127-127
Back Matter and Back Cover
About This Image
The coffee house revolution has hit college towns and cities across the United States, and so it was probably inevitable that Whitman would soon be absorbed into the movement. This clever reworking of the famous butterfly portrait was originally part of a bookmark advertising the Borders Bookshop Espresso Bar in Minnetonka, Minnesota. It is reprinted here with permission.