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    According to Emerson‚ the author of Self Reliance‚ “Society is a wave. The wave moves onward‚ but the water of which it is composed does not” (Emerson ). Everyone living in this world has a limited amount of time‚ a limited life‚ but an important tradition is to teach our children how to survive just as we learned. Those teachings‚ passed on from generation to generation‚ are the ideas and beliefs that make up a society. These ideals continue on into the future‚ far past any one individual life

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    Late nineteenth and early twentieth century German philosopher Johann Gottlieb Fichte argued that the human conscious is grounded within itself. To him‚ the conscious is only aware of what it processes. Everything outside of this realm of awareness is not considered to be real. As a result‚ only that which the human mind perceives to be real is what in actuality‚ exists. Fichte believes “All that appears in our philosophy is a description and presentation of real thinking (Fichte: Early Philosophical

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    Knollmeyer 1  Samuel Knollmeyer  Ms. King  American Masterworks  11 February 2015  Transcendentalism in ​ The Scarlet Letter   The Scarlet Letter​ ‚ a story constructed with verbose prose and prolific detail‚ has a level  of metacognitive encouragement that delves into the deeper implications of sin and human  nature. Nathaniel Hawthorne‚ born in the first half of the 1800’s‚ looks back‚ reflecting on a time  that haunts his family name. He was born Nathaniel Hathorne‚ but later changed his name to 

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    The word “Gothic” can spark many things in one’s mind: a towering church with gargoyles perched atop the roof‚ a sepulchral woman clad in black‚ or even a song with dark lyrics. These all relate to the word‚ but a certain type of literature falls under the name “Gothic” as well‚ and it is a subgenre of Romantic. One of the most popular Gothic books both today and 150 years ago is Frankenstein by Mary Shelley. It tells the story of how a man obsessed with the secrets of life creates a monster and

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    Romanticism in literature‚ began around 1750 and lasted until 1870. Different from the classical ways of Neoclassical Age(1660-1798)‚ it relied on imagination‚ idealization of nature and freedom of thought and expression. Two men who influenced the era with their writings were William Wordsworth and Samuel Taylor Coleridge‚ both English poets of the time. Their edition of “Lyrical Ballads”‚ stressed the importance of feeling and imagination. Thus in romantic Literature

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    Romanticism was an aesthetic movement that originated in Germany in the eighteenth century. The Romantic Movement was a reaction against the age of Enlightenment and its rational thinking. Romanticism’s most important features are: celebration of nature and the struggle of the individual against society; these features play vital roles in Mary Shelley’s 1818 masterpiece‚ Frankenstein‚ which is a classic romantic novel‚ combine to create one of the most important novels in the English literature.

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    idealist‚ he believes the nature of objects as they are in themselves is unknowable to us‚ knowledge of appearances is nevertheless possible (McCormick‚ online). The mind shapes the world as we perceive it to take the form of space and time. Kant’s transcendentalism is ‘set in contrast to those of two of his predecessors – the problematic idealism of Descartes‚ who claimed that the existence of matter can be doubted and George Berkeley‚ who denied the existence of matter’ (Encyclopedia Brittanica‚

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    Oil Paintings During Romanticism Times And Cubism In cubist paintings‚ objects are broken up‚ analyzed‚ and reassembled in an abstracted form‚ instead of depicting objects from one viewpoint‚ the artist depicts the subject from a multitude of viewpoints to present the piece in a greater context. Often the surfaces intersect at what seems like random angles presenting no coherent sense of depth. In Romanticism artwork exalted individualism‚ subjectivism‚ irrationalism‚ imagination‚ emotions and

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    During the hustling‚ industrial moments of U.S. history‚ transcendentalism emerged. Ralph Emerson and Henry Thoreau‚ the founders of the belief‚ preached in their respective texts about the importance of self realization of one’s potential by using nature in order to prevent a corrupt and immoral society. Although the movement eventually died out in the late 1850’s‚ the belief still carries on. Pico Iyer‚ a famous Japanese transcendentalist‚ once stated‚ “I left my comfortable job of life to live

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    ­­­­­­­­­­­­­­Jemima Nicole S. Francisco 2012-22524 BSE major in English Eng 22 Prof. Mike Falgui English Literature: Romanticism and Victorian I. Themes of English Romanticism in Literature "Romanticism" is a period‚ movement‚ or style in arts starting in the late 1700s and flourishing in the early 1800s‚ a time when the modern mass culture in which we now live was first taking form: the rise of nation-states as defining social and geographic entities‚ increasing geographic and social mobility

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