The 21st Century Emerson Collection: The Collected Works of Ralph Waldo Emerson ~ 385 Works with Active Table of Contents
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The World's Largest Collection the Works of Ralph Waldo Emerson.
This Volume has 199 Poems & 186 Essays, Lectures, Speeches & Prose - 385 Pieces in Total!
The Print Version of this book is 4,884 pages long; imagine having to lug that in your backpack or purse!!
The Digital Version is just a little over 3MB!!
All the works are presented in digital text, rather that pictures of the original print pages.
The table of contents is active. With links allowing you to jump to & from any work, you can enjoy his work quickly & without hassle.
The table of contents is set in chronological order; A date is provided for every single piece as well as a category (ie poetry, lecture, speech, prose, essay...)
Example: 1841 December 09 - The Conservative - (Essays)
At the end of each piece you will find a return link to the table of contents; this fords you the ability to read this as a linear book or in any order you choose.
Table of Contents:
Poems of Youth and Early Manhood (18 Pieces)
The Lord's Supper
The Naturalist
Historical Discourse at Concord
Nature (9 Pieces)
The American Scholar
War
Letter to President Van Buren
Divinity School Address
Literary Ethics
Early Poems of Ralph Waldo Emerson (66 Pieces)
The Dial (37 Pieces)
Essays, 1st Series (12 Pieces)
Man the Reformer
The Method of Nature
Introductory Lecture on the Times
The Conservative
The Transcendentalist
The Emerson-Thoreau correspondence: The Dial Period
Government of Children
The Young American
Emancipation in the British West Indies
Representative Men (7 Pieces)
Editors' Address
Nature
The Fugitive Slave Law
Address to Kossuth
Additional Poems & Fragments (26 Pieces)
Woman
Consecration of Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
English Traits (19 Pieces)
The Assault Upon Mr. Sumner
Speech on Affairs in Kansas
Robert Burns
John Brown - Speech at Boston
The Conduct of Life (9 Pieces)
Speech at Banquet in Honor of Chinese Embassy
John Brown - Speech at Salem
Theodore Parker
American Civilization
Thoreau
The Fortune of the Republic
Shakespeare
Abraham Lincoln
Harvard Commemoration Speech
May-Day and Other Pieces (93 Pieces)
Dedication of the Soldiers' Monument
Remarks at Organization of Free Religious Association
Speech at Second Annual Meeting of Free Religious Association
Humboldt
Society & Solitude (12 Pieces)
Walter Scott
Address at Opening of Concord Free Public Library
By Emerson's Grave - Walt Whitman
Historic Notes of Life and Letters in New England
Lectures & Biographical Sketches (19 Pieces)
Natural History of Intellect (7 Pieces)
Plus a lot more...
Please, Enjoy.
The World's Largest Collection the Works of Ralph Waldo Emerson.
This Volume has 199 Poems & 186 Essays, Lectures, Speeches & Prose - 385 Pieces in Total!
The Print Version of this book is 4,884 pages long; imagine having to lug that in your backpack or purse!!
The Digital Version is just a little over 3MB!!
All the works are presented in digital text, rather that pictures of the original print pages.
The table of contents is active. With links allowing you to jump to & from any work, you can enjoy his work quickly & without hassle.
The table of contents is set in chronological order; A date is provided for every single piece as well as a category (ie poetry, lecture, speech, prose, essay...)
Example: 1841 December 09 - The Conservative - (Essays)
At the end of each piece you will find a return link to the table of contents; this fords you the ability to read this as a linear book or in any order you choose.
Table of Contents:
Poems of Youth and Early Manhood (18 Pieces)
The Lord's Supper
The Naturalist
Historical Discourse at Concord
Nature (9 Pieces)
The American Scholar
War
Letter to President Van Buren
Divinity School Address
Literary Ethics
Early Poems of Ralph Waldo Emerson (66 Pieces)
The Dial (37 Pieces)
Essays, 1st Series (12 Pieces)
Man the Reformer
The Method of Nature
Introductory Lecture on the Times
The Conservative
The Transcendentalist
The Emerson-Thoreau correspondence: The Dial Period
Government of Children
The Young American
Emancipation in the British West Indies
Representative Men (7 Pieces)
Editors' Address
Nature
The Fugitive Slave Law
Address to Kossuth
Additional Poems & Fragments (26 Pieces)
Woman
Consecration of Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
English Traits (19 Pieces)
The Assault Upon Mr. Sumner
Speech on Affairs in Kansas
Robert Burns
John Brown - Speech at Boston
The Conduct of Life (9 Pieces)
Speech at Banquet in Honor of Chinese Embassy
John Brown - Speech at Salem
Theodore Parker
American Civilization
Thoreau
The Fortune of the Republic
Shakespeare
Abraham Lincoln
Harvard Commemoration Speech
May-Day and Other Pieces (93 Pieces)
Dedication of the Soldiers' Monument
Remarks at Organization of Free Religious Association
Speech at Second Annual Meeting of Free Religious Association
Humboldt
Society & Solitude (12 Pieces)
Walter Scott
Address at Opening of Concord Free Public Library
By Emerson's Grave - Walt Whitman
Historic Notes of Life and Letters in New England
Lectures & Biographical Sketches (19 Pieces)
Natural History of Intellect (7 Pieces)
Plus a lot more...
Please, Enjoy.
findingDulcineaHappy Birthday, Ralph Waldo Emerson, Father of Transcendentalismby findingDulcinea Staff Ralph Waldo Emerson—essayist, minister, poet and philosopher from New England—was the founding father of the transcendentalist movement and the creator of many literary works praising nature and its relationship to humanity and
New York TimesMatthew B. CrawfordAnd in “Shop Class as Soulcraft,” his passionate argument for a brand of hands-on self-reliance, and a plea for the dignity of the manual trades, he comes on like Ralph Waldo Emerson in a “Mad Max” get-up — leather jacket, fingerless gloves,