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    human nature is individual. Transcendentalism showed the world how humanity was not living at their best‚ but were instead trapped from becoming their true selves. In Ralph Waldo Emerson’s Self-Reliance‚ individualism‚ and self-trust are imperative‚ but perfect self-reliance is only found after breaking through the barriers of society. First‚ self-trust is the key to truth. Non conformity is required for self-trust. If a person has self-trust‚ they also have to face inconsistency. Emerson thought

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    The life nature intended us to live not this life of worry and infatuation with money and luxury. To take ones time and enjoy the moment to the fullest. Don’t just look at what’s in front of you. Live in the sight‚ get enveloped in it‚ one would be very surprised how good it feels to get truly lost in something as simple as staring off at the sights. Norton anthology divides the romantic error into two general ideas. One is the idea of individualism; the other is the idea of nature. The basis

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    “Friendship” When Ralph Waldo Emerson wrote out this essay‚ he was trying to be as direct‚ sophisticated‚ and blunt with how he felt about the word friendship. He wrote it in a way that anyone who was trying to read would understand‚ even if that person had to read it over and over again to try and understand the point he was making. Emerson focuses on the definition of friendship and why they are important and he uses many illusions to show certain visuals‚ he ends up writing his illusions so

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    humankind relationships to the natural world. His writings possessed clarity‚ directness‚ and progression from one idea to another. “Self-Reliance”‚ written by Ralph Waldo Emerson was to give readers a mindset of trusting in yourselves and to not give your thoughts to another as great thinkers‚ as some disregard their own thoughts and beliefs. Emerson allows people to think about ourselves as to being unique and brave; the abilities of one person’s understanding will have a good outcome based on your actions

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    reading both "Self Reliance‚" by Ralph Waldo Emerson and "The Narrative of the Life of Frederick Douglass‚ an American Slave‚" by Frederick Douglass‚ one might notice a trend in what both writers regard as the key to happiness or self-fulfillment. Emerson and Douglass both imply that acquiring knowledge is what people should strive for throughout their lives. However‚ their perceptions on the kind of knowledge should be attained is where their ideas diverge; Emerson is the one that encourages one

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    highlights the path of one passionate man‚ Ralph Waldo Emerson took. The specific poems I will be addressing by him; “The Snow-Storm”‚ “Brahma” and “Days” are just a few out of the various paths Emerson followed. The first poem I will be addressing is “The Snow-Storm”‚ this poem is expressing the transcendentalist journey that Emerson experienced. He believes that‚ God does not have to reveal the truth but that the truth could be experienced directly from nature. This idea is specifically referenced

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    Ralph Waldo Emerson was an incredible essayist and poet who helped to lead the transcendentalist movement of the mid-19th century. He is known for many of his commendable works. He is known for saying “unless you try to do something beyond what you have already mastered‚ you will never grow” (Emerson). This quote‚ to me‚ has a multitude of meanings‚ one of which is that Emerson is saying that you have to expand your abilities if you want to improve‚ When Emerson said “unless you try to do something

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    Ralph Waldo Emerson once stated‚ “To be yourself in a world that is constantly trying to make you something else is the greatest accomplishment.” This quote means that society is going to try and change you‚ but sometimes change isn’t always a horrible thing. You should always try and be yourself‚ but it’s easier to fit in. Emerson’s statement is false because of teamwork‚ acceptance‚ and survival. First and foremost‚ there is teamwork in conformity. In other words‚ it means working together. For

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    Author Ralph Waldo Emerson wrote‚ "Unless you try to do something beyond what you have already mastered‚ you will never grow." As a writer‚ Emerson more then likely had to do things he was not comfortable with. But if Emerson had stayed within the confides of his comfort zone‚ then we probably would not know who he was today. Everyone wants to be remembered. Dying without a legacy sounds horrifying to most. So if you never take chances‚ are you really living? When you actually think about

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    Ralph Waldo Emerson was an American writer who believed in living as a non-conformist. His writings were admired greatly by Thoreau‚ who considered himself a disciple of Emerson. For Thoreau and Emerson‚ non-conformism embodied the necessity for living an authentic and unique life. What is a non-conformist? A non-conformist is one who chooses “to live deliberately as nature” (Thoreau line 106) meaning that they are someone who follows their own path and realize their purpose in life. Emerson mentions

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