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    their landscape photos are what influence me. I love nature and the images people capture in nature. Ansel Adams was an American photographer who is best known to this day for his black and white nature photography. Adams was influenced by Ralph Waldo Emerson. Emerson was an American poet in the 1800’s. Adams was sponsored by Albert Bender‚ who in the 1920’s was a top supporter of artist in San Francisco. Paul Strands was one of the main reasons Adams perused photography. Strands convinced him to give

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    American literary critic‚ feminist critic‚ social critic‚ essayist‚ poet‚ letter writer‚ and pioneer. She is often considered the country’s first woman with a nationally positive reputation. Margaret Fuller’s intellect was further recognized by Ralph Waldo Emerson as being equivalent to the intelligence of a man. Therefore‚ it can be said that she paved the way for women to aspire to achieve success. By examining the literary works of Margaret Fuller‚ her writings plainly reflect American women as a whole

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    Cited: Emerson‚ R. W. (1994). In Collected Poems and Translations. New York: Library of America‚ 78. FM‚ K. (2014). PPC Makes every day a Mandela day. bizcommunity.com‚ 1. visited October 23rd‚ 2014 Ron‚ H. J.‚ & Waddell‚ M. E. (2008). Toy Box Leadership: Leadership

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    this typical daily practice is called transcendentalism. It calls on people to view the objects in the world as small versions of the whole universe and to trust their individual intuitions. The two most noted American transcendentalists were Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry David Thoreau. An example of transcendentalism is the book "Into the Wild". In the book Chris McCandless serves as a prime example of transcendentalism. Chris goes through the motions of a normal kid all the way through college. After

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    According to Ralph Waldo Emerson and the transcendentalist movement‚ self-reliance is the greatest virtue of all and is the natural aversion of mankind. Self-reliance requires nonconformity and listening to one’s own voice rather than the authoritative voice of society. From the reader‚ Emerson asks for a self-sufficient lifestyle‚ in which no one depends on anyone or anything else physically‚ mentally‚ or emotionally. To us‚ a lifestyle in which we may act however and do whatever we please is enticing

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    Brook Farm‚ or properly known as the Brook Farm Institute of Agriculture and Education‚ was just one of multiple utopian communities throughout North American history. Between 1663 and 1858‚ around 138 of these “perfect societies” were established in the continent (“Utopia”). While it is up for debate as to whether Brook Farm succeeded in creating the perfect society‚ it has remained as one of the most well known and preserved entities of the United States’ utopian past. In 1841‚ a man by the

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    Life

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    Ralph Waldo Emerson once said‚ “It is not the length of life‚ but the depth of life.” This famous line shows that the value of life is in how you live it‚ and in how you impact those around you. It is never something that can be based monetarily. Instead‚ if someone is constantly living life to its fullest‚ never dwelling on the minute details as opposed to the grand tapestry of life‚ then they have truly led a meaningful and rewarding life. Firstly‚ is it possible to put an actual dollar

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    the library of adaptations made today. Although there are many remakes are in the modern day‚ there are many recreations from long ago as well. An often mentioned early American literary adaptation; possibly one of the most famous in history‚ is Ralph Waldo Emerson’s groundbreaking poem‚ “Concord Hymn”. Emerson’s poem is based upon the famous Battle of Concord‚ Massachusetts in 1775. Although based upon an important event‚ how accurate is “Concord Hymn” to the actual battle? The answer to that is no

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    attractive than others. One of these thinkers‚ Henry David Thoreau‚ came around with his own formula in the nineteenth century‚ his ideas the product of earlier thinkers‚ like Ralph Waldo Emerson. These ideas included the notion that man is basically good and should think and live independently from outside inspiration. Emerson expounds these ideas in his essay “Self-Reliance‚” that man can find greatest knowledge and inspiration within himself. Thoreau took on this ideology‚ and instead of finding

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    As a result‚ the society controls how a person’s life should be like rather than expressing their beliefs which can possibly make a difference. In one of Ralph Waldo Emerson’s essays‚ Self-Reliance‚ shows a variety or a step-by-step solution on how to become an individual without giving into the society’s demands or other people’s opinions. Emerson believes that a person’s behavior should be expressed through his or her self-trust‚ non-conformity‚ and an independence of thought. Hence‚ to become an

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