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    Roger Emerson is a professional composer and arranger with over 900 choral titles in print and over 30 million copies in circulation. He is the wildest performer of choral music in the world today. His works include the choral arrangements of Josh Groban’s You Raise Me Up‚ Seasons of Love from Rent‚ Joyful‚ Joyful from Sister Act‚ and Don’t Stop Believin’ from Glee. The best-selling choral arrangements‚ Didn’t My Lord Deliver Daniel‚ O Sifuni Mungu and Riversong. Mr. Emerson has been the recipient

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    1. In On Education‚ Emerson stated‚ “It is not for you to choose what he shall know…he only holds the key to his own secret (Emerson 332).” This is a controversial argument that has its pros and cons. To Emerson‚ it is considered selfish of the teacher or parent that does not let the child progress in his or her own mindset of what they want to learn. It is also imperative to see that the student will choose what they want‚ not what they need to learn. Patience and respect towards the pupil is

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    school are completely different lives. You see everything differently because in a sense you’re in a new life. While Thoreau was in isolation at walden pond he made many assertions. One of those was‚ “I had several more lives to live and could not spare anymore time for that one”. Meaning that everyone lives one life‚ but in that lifetime they live many different lives. As did Thoreau coming to walden for isolation‚ and then leaving are all new segments of his life as he explains in the conclusion

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    evenness and letdown. In addition‚ Emerson’s confident logic seems impregnable. To Emerson‚ not only is self-doubt absolutely out of the question‚ but it is a virtue to believe that everyone believes as you do. He writes that there is no value in life but personal principles and goals‚ and that society is irrelevant. “Self-Reliance” “Self-Reliance‚” by Ralph Waldo Emerson‚ is a persuasive essay promoting the ways of inspirational views. He uses this essay

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    negative impact on people’s lives around the world and it needs to stop. A negative impact on lives can be seen as a class not reaching their potential because of a person’s point of view or beliefs. In the play‚ The Night Thoreau Spent in Jail‚ Henry David Thoreau was a spectacular teacher who believed in Transcendentalist views. Henry was to teach his students directly from the textbooks‚ but because of his views‚ he disregarded

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    Transcendentalism was a philosophical movement that focused on discovering the truth about life and man through nature. Therefore‚ transcendentalists pondered the answer to a life worth living. Henry David Thoreau attempts to answer this question in Walden by the following quote: “Simplify‚ simplify. Instead of three meals a day‚ if it be necessary eat but one; instead of a hundred dishes‚ five; and reduce other things in proportion”. His statement emphasizes the idea that “our life is frittered

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    We are mammals‚ we are animals too. This is a lost idea because we consider ourselves better then nature. Emerson reminds us that we are part of nature. What this suggests is that because we are “rooted” in it‚ we need to work with nature instead of trying to make nature work with us. Our lives need to revolve around it‚ not try to make it work the other way around. The point that Emerson is trying to make is true; humans need to start living in our natural environment and respecting it. Why can’t

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    Henry David Thoreau‚ an educated transcendentalist‚ felt a great distaste for the direction that he saw society heading in. He wanted to get the most from his life by determining what was really important‚ and he did that by removing himself from the normal life of Concord‚ Massachusetts in the 1840’s. He reduced his material needs by living simply‚ so that he would not have to spend much time supporting a lifestyle that he did not need or care about. The story that came out of his two year experience

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    yearning for greater unknown freedoms akin to solidarity‚ or even manipulation by archaic idealists‚ the loss of needed human companionship to some is quite appealing. In the novel Into the Wild by Jon Krakuer and Walden by Henry David Thoreau‚ the main protagonist’s under a strict transformation with their eventual attempts to live a native sapien lifestyle. In the beginning of Where I lived and What I Lived For‚ Thoreau reviews the few spots where he almost settled before selecting Walden Pond‚ every one

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    I am Ralph Waldo Emerson. I am an essayist‚ poet‚ preacher‚ and philosopher. As a chief spokesman for Transcendentalism‚ I have become known for challenging traditional thought.[1] I followed in my father’s footsteps and became a minister at 26‚ but I soon abandoned the ministry after my wife died.1 I traveled to England soon after where I met William Wordsworth‚ Thomas Carlyle‚ and Samuel Coleridge. These men inspired me with their philosophical knowledge and my Transcendentalist faith grew from

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