Ralph Waldo Emerson: A Collection of Critical EssaysLawrence Buell Prentice Hall, 1993 - 218 páginas For all Literature and/or Literary Criticism courses.
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... figure is to risk committing oneself to a Yankee Protestant - centered vision which looks increasingly obsolete as an explanation of what America is about . Recent feminist revisionary work on Emerson's misunderstanding of fellow ...
... figure is to risk committing oneself to a Yankee Protestant - centered vision which looks increasingly obsolete as an explanation of what America is about . Recent feminist revisionary work on Emerson's misunderstanding of fellow ...
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... figure , the figure who represented humankind at large by embodying this or that exemplary trait of character in memorable form . In his major work on this subject , Representative Men ( W 4 ) , Emerson could easily have substituted ...
... figure , the figure who represented humankind at large by embodying this or that exemplary trait of character in memorable form . In his major work on this subject , Representative Men ( W 4 ) , Emerson could easily have substituted ...
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... figure in the United States . Although Emerson had enjoyed substantial popularity among a certain group of educated , patrician , Unitarian - bred young men in New England , a transat- lantic connection contributed significantly to the ...
... figure in the United States . Although Emerson had enjoyed substantial popularity among a certain group of educated , patrician , Unitarian - bred young men in New England , a transat- lantic connection contributed significantly to the ...
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BACKGROUNDS | 13 |
From Franklin to Emerson | 32 |
Emerson in His Cultural Context | 48 |
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