Comrade Whitman: from Russian to internationalist icon
"The reception of the American poet Walt Whitman has been a global phenomenon. It is central to the history of modern poetry, but it goes beyond literary stakes: Whitman's proclaimed heirs often saw him as a prophet of a new world. This book focuses on the Russian and Soviet uses of the po...
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| Zusammenfassung: | "The reception of the American poet Walt Whitman has been a global phenomenon. It is central to the history of modern poetry, but it goes beyond literary stakes: Whitman's proclaimed heirs often saw him as a prophet of a new world. This book focuses on the Russian and Soviet uses of the poet, showing how they contributed to his transformation into a revolutionary and communist icon, especially in the US and in Latin America. It illuminates circuitous routes of translations and interpretations between the Soviet Union, Europe and the Americas. It covers a vast linguistic scope, including Yiddish and various languages of the Russian and Soviet empires." |
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Contents List of illustrations Permissions Note on transliterations; names and translations Acknowledgements Foreword Introduction ix xii xiii xiv xvii 1 Chapter 1. Whitman as a primitive ( 1880s-1910s) 1. A neo-wanderer 2. “Striking up for a New World” The Adamic Whitman The Greek Whitman 3. The barbarian The Germanic Whitman Against “Latin” sclerosis 4. Westward: another direction for the quest of the primitive in Russia 5. Appropriation and separation Transatlantic barbarians: Whitman and Verhaeren Volte-faces 25 27 30 30 32 35 35 36 39 43 43 45 Chapter 2. The Futurist poet (1910s-1920s) 1. The poetry of modern chaos Poet of the metropolis A reb el against hierarchy 2. A precursor of Futurism A “propeller” of Western avant-gardes Korney Chukovsky’s “first real Futurist” 3. Whitman and (post-) Russian Futurist poetry Velimir Khlebnikov: from circumspection to kinship Vladimir Mayakovsky: from anxiety of influence to anxiety of impotence Post-imperial Whitman (the Baltic states and Ukraine) 51 52 52 55 58 58 61 63 64 65 71
Chapter 3. Whitman the prophet (1880s-1930s) 1. The prophet of the body “I believe in the flesh and the appetites”: the anti-Victorian Whitman The passion of the body (Konstantin Balmont) Yiddish poets and the female body 2. The poet as “kosmos” The prophet’s heart as a cosmos (Morris Rosenfeld) Cosmic consciousness (Richard Maurice Bucke) A “chronic mystical perception” (William James) From the Milky Way to Russian iconostasis (Balmont and Grigoriev) 3. The seer and the guide New American and British churches The Russian prorok The prophet of the Promised Land 80 81 81 83 85 87 88 89 90 91 96 97 100 104 Chapter 4. From democrat to socialist (1880s-1919) Foreword: the impact ofthe British editions 1. “The institution ofthe dear love of comrades” Whitman and British ethical socialism The transatlantic socialist fellowship Continental European Whitmanites 2. The Russian democrat Selected poems, from Whitman and not from Whitman ' The poetry of “struggle” versus the poetry of “future democracy” 3. War and peace “An example ofwar poetry” Whitman the wound-dresser Love and reconciliation 112 113 115 115 116 119 123 124 128 133 133 135 136 Chapter 5. The extraordinary adventures ofWalt Whitman in the land of the Bolsheviks (1918-1936) 141 1. A wide circulation 142 The 1920s: (re)-translating, (re)-publishing Whitman in Russian 142 The anthology of the revolution: highly selected poems 146 Korenizing Whitman 149 The 1930s: becoming a classic 152 2. Whitmanian agitprop 155 Celebrating the revolution with Whitman in 1918 155 The Proletkult shows: “the first experiments of poetic
theatre” 157 The Whitman club: “to kiss, to work and to die Whitman’s way” 165 Whitman and Soviet film: from kino-eye to montage 167 Chapter 6. Between the wars: a transatlantic fellow traveler (1919-1938) 1. In Europe: the relative decline of the socialist Whitman The 1919 celebrations 171 172 172
Foiled European revolutions In the press: the Comintern of translators Turning “Salut au Monde!” into a parody 2. In the US: Proletarian Whitman Turning more partisan Whitman for the workers “Towards Proletarian Art”: Whitman among leftist intellectuals In Yiddish: “Salut au Monde!” as a marching hymn Whitman and the Great Depression 3. Supplementing Whitman’s America “The other America” Black Whitman, Red Whitman Coda: Three American intermedial “Salut an Monde!” 173 176 178 180 180 181 183 187 191 195 195 197 201 Chapter 7. Pioneers and Pionery: political transfers (1886-1944) 1. Preamble: the British marches ofthe “Pioneers” 2. Russian and Soviet Pionery Fake Pioneers Avant-garde Pionery From “frontline fighters” to pionery 3. In the US: “O New Pioneers” Pionern: a veltfun marsh un arbet The pioneers during the Great Depression 205 207 209 209 212 214 217 217 218 Chapter 8. Anti-fascist Whitman (1936-1945) 1. “Against war and fascism” “Spain 1873-74,” Spain 1936-1939 Le6n Felipe: from “Song of Myself” to “Salut au Monde!” 2. World War II: The Whitman pact A “wartime Whitman” in the US Looking for Whitman on the White Sea The honor of poets (the French Resistance) 1945: Singing the spring 223 223 224 225 232 232 236 239 241 Chapter 9. “Salut au Monde !” across the Iron Curtain ( 1946-1956) 1. “Salut au Monde!”: a French comeback 2. Saludo al mundo·, from Neruda to Mir Pablo Nerudas Let the Rail Splitter Awake Rendering unto Whitman what belongs to Whitman Pedro Mir's Countersong to Walt Whitman 3. The centennial ofLeaves of Grass in 1955 New Soviet translations, critics
and responses The World Peace Council and the 1955 celebrations Yevtushenko and Neruda: watermelons and strawberries 244 245 249 250 258 260 266 266 267 271
Chapter 10. Back from the USSR (1955-1980s) 1. A Soviet classic 2. Pablo Neruda as Whitmanian go-between Nerudean repercussions A final companion 3. Whitman and the counterculture Walter Lowenfels: American and Soviet dialogs Lawrence Ferlinghetti: Goodbye, comrade? Allen Ginsberg: Hello again, camerado'. 4. From transatlantic to transmediterranean: new paths 276 276 283 283 285 287 287 289 290 293 Coda 299 Appendix ., Bibliography Index of Walt Whitman’s Poems and Works Index of Names 306 317 344 345 |
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