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What is the primary theme of Walt Whitman's poetry regarding nature?

The interconnectedness of all living thingsThe beauty of isolation from the natural worldNature's unpredictability and chaosNature as a source of fear and danger

Which collection of poetry is most often associated with Whitman’s views on the individual’s relationship to nature?

Leaves of GrassSongs of InnocenceThe Waste LandThe Prelude

In Whitman's poetry, how does nature influence the individual's sense of self?

It serves as a mere background to human experience.It is a source of continual wonder and inspiration.It is often depicted as hostile and unwelcoming.It reflects a detached and indifferent reality.

Assessment

What is the primary theme of Walt Whitman's poetry regarding nature?

Which collection of poetry is most often associated with Whitman’s views on the individual’s relationship to nature?

In Whitman's poetry, how does nature influence the individual's sense of self?