Thesis on Leaves of Grass

[Anonymous No.1612127]

Alright folks, because I took too many classes this year... my work piled up. I only have one night to write this essay. I haven't read much of Leaves of Grass yet, so I have no idea what to make my thesis about..

The professor says that the thesis needs to be multifaceted, three small observations that work together to make the central thesis.

So, I know its basically you guys helping me with my homework, but do any of you familiar with the Leaves of Grass have any suggestions that I can make an entire essay out of? I'd rather read the book with the thesis already in mind.

Thanks in advance!

[Anonymous No.1612145]

Idk man, just watch the movie.

[Anonymous No.1612152]

>>1612145
There's a movie about a collection of poems?

[Anonymous No.1612162]

You need help writing a thesis for the poetry collection which pioneered "free verse?" Drop out.

[Anonymous No.1612170]

>>1612152

[Anonymous No.1612173]

>>1612152
There's an American Experience. I just watched it on Netflix. Too bad its not online play. Good luck wiki-ing your way around it.

[Anonymous No.1612175]

>>1612162
I have never studied him in any of my classes, nor do I have a great personal interest, how was I supposed to write a thesis about a piece of work I knew absolutely nothing about?

[Anonymous No.1612176]

>>1612170
That looks hideous.

Have you seen it? Any good?

[Anonymous No.1612185]

>>1612176
Naw, got pretty shitty reviews and I am not really interested in it.

[Anonymous No.1612199]

Hmm, so from the bits I've read I think I may base my thesis around Whitman's view that democracy should permeate all life. Maybe touch on his free verse, his stories of communities coming together, his free use of many dialects of any people, low and high and foreign. A good starting point?

[Anonymous No.1612206]

>>1612199
I know next to nothing about him and I'd say that's a good start

Me -> >>1612173