transcendentalism

1 His playing is transcendental; his piano compositions the transcendentalism of the future.

2 To one of these, transcendentalism, we owe nearly all that is highest, and unfortunately much also that is most inchoate, in New England literature.

3 At the center of the story are Ralph Waldo Emerson and his protégé, Henry David Thoreau, who championed transcendentalism as a way to break with dogmas of the Old World so that Americans would be empowered to think for themselves.

4 Emerson’s 1836 essay laid the foundation for transcendentalism, a philosophy that sought to find God in the contemplation of nature.

5 The class was studying transcendentalism, and the students were required to read excerpts from an essay called “Nature,” by Ralph Waldo Emerson.

6 It began to repudiate the transcendentalism that made pantheism, and the empiricism which made Nature a god, and now it strives to justify itself by a futile attempt to reconcile God with human fancy.

7 New England, transcendentalism in, 105; religion of, 107; idealism in, 115.

8 Christian Examiner, account of Herder in, 47; article by F. D. Hedge in, 92; article by James Walker in, 120; articles on transcendentalism in, 137; review on Emerson in, 138.

9 Faust, and especially Mephistopheles, do have other philosophies on top of their transcendentalism; for this is only a method, to be used in reaching conclusions that shall be critically safeguarded and empirically grounded.

10 The first important step in the direction of pure transcendentalism was taken by Frederick Henry Jacobi, who was born at D�sseldorf, January 25, 1743.

11 They produced a kind of pragmatic transcendentalism as their creations involved visitors in heightened experiences of nature and perceptual consciousness.

12 There are many schools of thought — Confucianism, transcendentalism, objectivism— but one of the most popular must surely be If It Ain’t Brokeism.

13 The ideas of transcendentalism were able to permeate American thought and culture through a prolific print culture, which allowed magazines and journals to be widely disseminated.

14 With that too was all the a mixture between Tom Brown, primitive survival books and enormous amount of Emerson and transcendentalism and through the whole dial in the whole world.

15 But this Jeffrey did not admit; Jeffrey was not vulnerable by magnificent phrases, and of course he could not foresee what a power Wordsworth's transcendentalism was to exert.

16 By 1840 he was well known both as a public lecturer and as the titular head of that newfangled doctrine, transcendentalism.

17 Aged 11, he read Thoreau and discovered “with a sense of utter relief that there was such a thing as transcendentalism and I was not alone”.

18 So was exploring how the ideals of transcendentalism (the philosophical movement led by Ralph Waldo Emerson) influenced his character.

19 The Delphic Margaret Fuller, who was as truly the "blood of transcendentalism" as Emerson "was its brain," was here for months an honored guest.

20 With its scepticism of religion but openness to humanistic wonder, awe of nature, celebration of the individual and recognition of the power of physical law, the narrative has a strong whiff of transcendentalism.

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