The House of EmersonUniversity of Nebraska Press, 1982 - 272 psl. |
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... ideal , is a restate- ment of opinions he had expressed in his journals . Almost two decades before Thoreau's death Emerson had forecast that Thoreau would not acquit his debt to his times , and that individuals like him tended to die ...
... ideal , is a restate- ment of opinions he had expressed in his journals . Almost two decades before Thoreau's death Emerson had forecast that Thoreau would not acquit his debt to his times , and that individuals like him tended to die ...
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... ideal foundation . " The word " wished " is a little cool : Thoreau's achievement did not measure up to his intention and probably could not have measured up . And with the adjective " all " Emerson returns to Thoreau's ab- solutism ...
... ideal foundation . " The word " wished " is a little cool : Thoreau's achievement did not measure up to his intention and probably could not have measured up . And with the adjective " all " Emerson returns to Thoreau's ab- solutism ...
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... ideal , " Emerson adds , “ interfered to deprive him of a healthy sufficiency of human society . " At one point in the manuscript Emerson had noted the following , then changed his mind and cancelled the passage : " When a man for whom ...
... ideal , " Emerson adds , “ interfered to deprive him of a healthy sufficiency of human society . " At one point in the manuscript Emerson had noted the following , then changed his mind and cancelled the passage : " When a man for whom ...
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Preface page | 11 |
Acknowledgments page | 19 |
Emersons Epistemology page | 25 |
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