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Index
Cover Title Copyright Contents Foreword Introduction
Notes
The English Romantic Background
1: English Romantics and Persian Sufi Poets: A Wellspring of Inspiration for American Transcendentalists
Platonism in Romantic and Sufi Poetry Comparative Persian–English Poetics: Archetypal and Anagogic Criticism Anagogic Correspondences Between Sufi and Romantic Poetry
Carpe Diem Nunc Aeternum Mundus Imaginalis Annihilation, Mystical Death, Fana’ The Unity of Religions
Conclusion: Platonic Poetics and the Science of Anagogic Criticism Notes
The Master: Emerson and Sufism
2: The Chronological Development of Emerson’s Interest in Persian Mysticism
Notes
3: Ralph Waldo Emerson and the Muslim Orient
Notes
4: Emerson and Aspects of Sa‘di’s Reception in Nineteenth-Century America
Notes
5: Emerson on Hafiz and Sa‘di: The Narrative of Love and Wine
Emerson’s Encounter with Persian Literature Emerson’s Writings on Persian Mystical Literature Emerson’s Translations from Hafiz Echoes of Hafiz’s Poems in Emerson’s Verse Notes
The Disciple: Walt Whitman
6: Whitman and Hafiz: Expressions of Universal Love and Tolerance
Notes
7: Walt Whitman and Sufism: Towards “A Persian Lesson”
A Song of Myself Whitman and Rumi Notes
The Initiates: Other American Authors
8: Literary “Masters” in the Literature of Thomas Lake Harris, Lawrence Oliphant, and Paschal Beverly Randolph
Thomas Lake Harris Laurence Oliphant Paschal Beverly Randolph Conclusions Notes
9: American Transcendentalists’ Interpretations of Sufism: Thoreau, Whitman, Longfellow, Lowell, Melville, and Lafcadio Hearn
Longfellow, Lowell, Melville, and Lafcadio Hearn Notes
10: The Persians of Concord
Notes
11: Omarian Poets of America
The Omar Khayyam Club of America The Omarian Poets of New England The Ruba‘iyyat of Mark Twain The Eliots Other American Literary Movements and Figures Notes
12: “Bond Slave to FitzGerald’s Omar”: Mark Twain and The Rubáiyát
Notes
13: Mark Twain’s Ruba‘iyyat: AGE–A Rubáiyát
Note
Glossary Bibliography List of Contributors Index Back Cover
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