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What is his point about the stars? What does he mean by “Nature never wears a mean (there is more than one definition to this word) appearance?”

Posted on January 21, 2023 by Shady

Ralph Waldo Nature/ The American Scholar Your assignment for Nature is to express Emerson’s main points in your own words. Summarize chapter 1 (pp. 554 – 557). Follow the format below and consider the questions for each section. 1. The first two paragraphs. What is his point about the stars? What does he mean by […]

In what way does he challenge the more traditional interpretations of death in the western world? In what ways could we benefit from his approach compared to how we typically approach death today?

Posted on June 4, 2021 by Shady

As we step into the Romantic era, William Cullen Bryant in his poem “Thanatopsis” announces a change in our relationship with death. In what way does he challenge the more traditional interpretations of death in the western world? In what ways could we benefit from his approach compared to how we typically approach death today?

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