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Carpenter, Edward 1844-1929: Critical Essay by John Simons

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SOURCE: "Edward Carpenter, Whitman and the Radical Aesthetic," in Gender Roles and Sexuality in Victorian Literature, edited by Christopher Parker, Scolar Press, 1995, pp. 115-27.

In the following excerpt, Simons delineates the influence of Walt Whitman on Carpenter's thinking.

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