Critical Theory in the American Renaissance

American Literature American Renaissance Arcturus art-thing artist beauty become believe Blithedale Romance Boston Burroughs century character Coleridge Complete concept contradiction Coverdale creative critical theory Dial divine Duyckinck effect Emerson's aesthetic English Epic essay eternal ethical Evert Duyckinck evolution example experience expression F. O. Matthiessen fact feel genius Goethe Hawthorne Hawthorne's Hollingsworth human Ibid idea ideal imagination inspiration intellect Journal landscape Lanier Literary World living Magazine man's Marble Faun Margaret Fuller material Mathews means Melville mind moral Nathaniel Hawthorne nature Novel organic painting Paul Hamilton Hayne perfect philosophical Poe's poem poet poet's poetic poetry praised Priscilla Prose Romance Ralph Waldo Emerson reader reality says seems sense Shakespeare Simms soul Southern critics Southern Literary Southern Literary Messenger spirit suggest symbol things thinking Thoreau thought transcendental Transcendentalist Tribune truth unity universe veil verse Whitman woman words writing wrote York Zenobia