O Captain! My Captain! A Moving Elegy of Leadership, Loss & National Mourning After Triumph
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Beschreibung
Produktdetails
Einband
Taschenbuch
Erscheinungsdatum
07.10.2025
Verlag
The Library of AlexandriaSeitenzahl
30
Maße (L/B/H)
20,3/12,7/0,3 cm
Gewicht
49 g
Sprache
Englisch
ISBN
978-1-80668-102-0
Have you ever wondered why one poem could capture the grief of an entire nation? O Captain! My Captain! is more than just a poem-it is a national elegy, a collective cry of anguish woven into the fabric of post-Civil War America. Written in the aftermath of President Abraham Lincoln's assassination, this short yet emotionally thunderous work by Walt Whitman channels the heartache of a people who had won peace but lost their guiding star. This modern presentation brings Whitman's masterwork to today's readers with clarity, reverence, and a deep sense of historical awareness. Though brief in form, the poem's emotional gravity, symbolic complexity, and national significance offer readers a profound journey into leadership, legacy, and the sorrow that follows glory. What You'll Discover in This Timeless Elegy:A Nation's Grief in Verse - Explore how Whitman encapsulated the national heartbreak following Lincoln's assassination. Symbolism of the Ship and the Shore - Dive into the deeper metaphorical meanings of triumph paired with tragic loss. Poetic Power and Simplicity - Discover how Whitman's rhythmic structure and word choices deliver devastating emotional impact. Historical and Cultural Resonance - Understand why this poem has become a staple in classrooms, films, speeches, and memorials. A Lasting Tribute to Leadership - Reflect on how Whitman transforms one man's death into a symbol of enduring respect and reverence. This edition preserves Whitman's unforgettable lines in a clean, modern format while remaining faithful to his voice and intent. O Captain! My Captain! is a short but essential work that continues to echo through American history, poetry, and civic identity.
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