Emerson's Philosophic Path to a Vocation

action active affections ancient animal appears beauty become better body called cause CHAP CHAPTER character Christian Church Coleridge common considered Continuation created creation death depend Divine doctrine early earth Emerson eternal evidence existence experience expressed fact feel give hand Harvard heart heaven higher highest human IDEALISM ideas important individual infinite influence intellectual intuition knowledge language light lines live look man's manner material matter means mind moral mystical nature never objects Observations once origin particular perceive perfect person Philosophy poem poet poetry possible practical present principle Reason relation religion respect reveal School seems seen sense soul spirit stand symbol term theory things thou thought tion true truth Understanding unity universe virtue whole wisdom writes