Nonconformity Is Rudiment To Transcendentalism

Bill had an aversion to vegetables. He found that they were not congenial for his tastebuds. Instead, Bill preferred eating live lobsters because it was a huge endeavor. He did not feel some misgiving over this. The taste of live lobster was sublime; it made him feel some form of serenity. You could argue that in a way, Bill upheld the values of a transcendentalist, for he was a nonconformist. Nonconformity is rudiment to