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    lives of individualistic‚ laid back non-conformists. Thoreau and Emerson were among the elite writers in the Transcendentalist movement. Both men found the need for change in the American system but took slightly different philosophical routes. Transcendentalism began amidst the middle of the nineteenth century as a religious concept rooted in the ideas of American democracy. A group of Boston ministers‚ Emerson being

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    Ralph Waldo Emerson Properly Acknowledged by <Somebody> Ralph Waldo Emerson certainly took his place in the history of American Literature . He lived in a time when romanticism was becoming a way of thinking and beginning to bloom in America‚ the time period known as The Romantic Age. Romantic thinking stressed on human imagination and emotion rather than on basic facts and reason. Ralph Waldo Emerson not only provided plenty of that‚ but he also nourished it and inspired many other writers

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    of “American genius” because of his literary works such as “The Scarlet Letter” and “Young Goodman Brown.” Many critics agree that Nathaniel Hawthorne is a writer of “Dark Romanticism‚” which led him to be famous because he ventured away from transcendentalism. There are many reasons as to why Hawthorne stands out from his fellow colleagues who were part of his movement from the transcendentalist to dark romantic. One of the reasons being that Hawthorne wrote about “how humanity was an evil creature

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    choice out of the eight is "You want to be a matchmaker‚ Lydian? Find me something innocent and natural and uncomplicated. A shrub-oak. A cloud. A leaf lost in the snow." I choose this as my fourth quote because it has a meaning relating to transcendentalism. When you transcend you are ’one’ with nature‚ and nature is simple and calm‚ unlike the heavily populated cities. My fifth pick is "I don’t know you‚ Mr. Congressman. I doubt if the people of Illinois will re-elect you‚ because you refused to

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    this piece‚ lived in the mid-1800s. Throughout his life‚ Thoreau was an author‚ poet‚ philosopher‚ abolitionist‚ naturalist‚ tax resister‚ development critic‚ surveyor‚ historian‚ and leading transcendentalist. The Stanford Dictionary defines transcendentalism as a religious and philosophical movement that focused on the belief that everyone has inherent goodness; however‚ society and its organizations destroy a person’s purity. Where I Lived and What I Lived For expresses‚ through the author’s experiences

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    Another thing we discussed in class was the idea that McCandless was a reincarnation of Henry David Thoreau‚ in a way. I find this idea very interesting because there really are a lot of parallels between the two. McCandless embodies that idea of transcendentalism that Thoreau really stood by. They both believed in a reversal to traditional values‚ and had a deep respect and appreciation for nature and what it held. McCandless himself was an avid reader and it really only makes sense that he would find

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    Dark Romanticism in “The Devil and Tom Walker” During the nineteen century in America‚ Dark Romanticism was very popular. Dark Romanticism is a literary subgenre that emerges from Transcendentalism. Transcendentalism believed that to discover truth people must see beyond the physical world‚ also believed that people can find God directly on nature. Dark romanticism explores the conflict between good and evil and the psychological effect of sin and guilt in the human mind. One of the famous

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    social movements throughout history‚ one thing has always remained constant: liberal and conservative. This idea of finding a definite category has lead many people to question the place of transcendentalism. Although some claim transcendentalism as either liberal or conservative in nature‚ transcendentalism is a central ideology miscued by political interests due to the fact that it is open to interpretation. It is important to first note the ideologies of famous transcendentalists in order to

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    inspirational essays‚ many writers‚ including Henry David Thoreau‚ could of went completely different routes in their careers. Emerson is also responsible for the Transcendentalists movement‚ where Thoreau was also a major part of. As two major parts of Transcendentalism‚ the two obviously shared very similar views on the ways things should work. They believed in nonconformity‚ were anti monarchical‚ democratic supporters‚ and had a belief that the individual mattered more than a group. The two believed that

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    Channing. They were impressed by her and Thomas Carlyle described her as having a “predetermination to eat this big universe as her oyster or egg‚” meaning she had a drive to know everything she can about the world.(Capper 10) Philosopher of transcendentalism and individualism‚ Ralph Waldo Wilson even acquired her as a student. It was through her precociousness; she found it hard to relate to other young woman. Some would have described her as arrogant. Transcendentalists believed that social reform

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