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9780393967920

EMERSON'S PR/POET NCE PA

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  • ISBN13:

    9780393967920

  • ISBN10:

    0393967921

  • Edition: 1st
  • Format: Paperback
  • Copyright: 2001-03-21
  • Publisher: W. W. Norton & Company

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Summary

This new volume is the most comprehensive collection of Emerson's writings available in a paperback edition. The selections include Emerson's major sermons, lectures, essays, addresses, and poems, as well as excerpts from his journals, notebooks, and correspondence. "Contexts" addresses the topics of American Transcendentalism, philosophy, and Emerson's contemporary reception. "Criticism" includes thirteen twentieth-century essays by O. W. Firkins, Stephen E. Whicher, Perry Miller, Joel Porte, Hyatt H. Waggoner, Julie Ellison, Michael T. Gilmore, Barbara Packer, Stanley Cavell, Cornel West, Len Gougeon, Richard Poirier, and Saundra Morris. A Chronology, Selected Bibliography, and Index are included.

Table of Contents

Preface xi
Acknowledgments xiii
A Note on the Texts xiv
Abbreviations xvi
The Texts of Emerson's Prose and Poetry
Sermons
[Pray Without Ceasing], 1 Thessalonians 5:17, July 25, 1826
3(6)
[Summer], Psalms 74:16--17, June 13, 1829
9(4)
[Trust Yourself], Matthew 16:26, October 3, 1830
13(4)
[The Lord's Supper], Romans 14:17, September 9, 1832
17(10)
Nature
27(457)
Selected Early Addresses and Lectures
The American Scholar
56(13)
An Address Delivered before the Senior Class in Divinity College, Cambridge, July 15, 1838
69(12)
The Method of Nature
81(12)
The Transcendentalist
93(12)
From Essays: First Series
History
105(15)
Self-Reliance
120(17)
Compensation
137(13)
Spiritual Laws
150(13)
The Over-Soul
163(11)
Circles
174(9)
From Essays: Second Series
The Poet
183(15)
Experience
198(15)
Politics
213(8)
New England Reformers
221(13)
From Representative Men
Montaigne, or the Skeptic
234(13)
Shakspeare, or the Poet
247(14)
From The Conduct of Life
Fate
261(18)
Power
279(10)
Illusions
289(8)
From Letters and Social Aims
From Poetry and Imagination
297(22)
Quotation and Originality
319(12)
From The Dial
The Editors to the Reader
331(2)
Thoughts on Modern Literature
333(15)
Miscellanies on His Contemporaries and His Times
From An Address...on...the Emancipation of the Negroes in the British West Indies
348(11)
Address to the Citizens of Concord on the Fugitive Slave Law
359(13)
From Memoirs of Margaret Fuller Ossoli
372(26)
Thoreau
398(13)
Abraham Lincoln
411(4)
From Historic Notes of Life and Letters in New England
415(14)
Selected Poetry
From Poems
429(34)
The Sphinx
429(3)
Each and All
432(1)
The Problem
433(2)
The Visit
435(1)
Uriel
436(2)
Hamatreya
438(1)
The Rhodora
439(1)
The Humble-Bee
440(2)
The Snow-Storm
442(1)
Fable
443(1)
Ode, Inscribed to W. H. Channing
443(3)
Give All to Love
446(1)
Thine Eyes Still Shined
447(1)
Eros
447(1)
The Apology
448(1)
Merlin, I
448(2)
Merlin, II
450(2)
Bacchus
452(2)
Blight
454(1)
Threnody
455(7)
Concord Hymn
462(1)
From May-Day and Other Pieces
463(16)
From May-Day
463(1)
Brahma
464(1)
Nemesis
465(1)
Boston Hymn
465(3)
Voluntaries
468(3)
Days
471(1)
The Chartist's Complaint
472(1)
The Titmouse
472(3)
Sea-Shore
475(1)
Two Rivers
476(1)
Waldeinsamkeit
477(1)
Terminus
478(1)
From Elements
479(2)
Art
479(1)
Worship
480(1)
From Quatrains
481(1)
Memory
481(1)
From Translations
481(1)
Song of Seid Nimetollah of Kuhistan
481(1)
Others
482(2)
Grace
482(1)
Cupido
483(1)
[``Let Me Go Where E'er I Will'']
483(1)
[``Ever the Rock of Ages Melts'']
483(1)
From Journals and Notebooks
484(307)
From Correspondence
To William Emerson, Concord, November 10, 1814
531(3)
To Mary Moody Emerson, Cambridge, September 23, 1826
534(1)
To William Emerson, Charleston, January 6 and 9, 1827
534(1)
To Mary Moody Emerson, St. Augustine, March 15? 1827
534(1)
To the Second Church and Society in Boston, Cambridge, January 30, 1829
535(1)
To the Proprietors of the Second Church, Boston, September 11, 1832
536(1)
To the Second Church and Society, Boston, December 22, 1832
536(2)
To Edward Bliss Emerson, Boston, December 22, 1833
538(1)
To Edward Bliss Emerson, Newton, May 31, 1834
539(1)
To Lydia Jackson, Concord, January 24, 1835
540(1)
To Lydia Jackson, Concord, February 1, 1835
540(1)
To Thomas Carlyle, Concord, September 17, 1836
541(1)
To William Emerson, Concord, October 31, 1836
541(1)
To Martin Van Buren, Concord, April 23, 1838
542(2)
For Henry David Thoreau, Concord, May 2, 1838
544(1)
To Thomas Carlyle, Concord, May 10, 1838
545(1)
To Amos Bronson Alcott, Concord, June 28, 1838
545(1)
To Henry Ware Jr., Concord, July 28, 1838
546(1)
To Henry Ware Jr., Concord, October 8, 1838
547(1)
To Thomas Carlyle, Concord, October 17, 1838
548(1)
To James Freeman Clarke, Concord, December 7, 1838
548(1)
To Margaret Fuller, Concord, August 4, 1840
549(1)
To Margaret Fuller, Concord, October 24, 1840
549(1)
To Margaret Fuller, Concord, March 14, 1841
550(1)
To Mary Moody Emerson, Concord, September 21, 1841
551(1)
To Mary Moody Emerson, Concord, January 28, 1842
551(1)
To Margaret Fuller, Concord, January 28, 1842
552(1)
To Elizabeth Palmer Peabody, Concord, January 28, 1842
552(1)
To Caroline Sturgis, Concord, February 4, 1842
552(1)
To Lidian Emerson, Providence, February 10, 1842
553(1)
To Lidian Emerson, Castleton, Staten Island, March 1, 1842
553(1)
To Margaret Fuller, Concord, June 7, 1843
554(1)
To Charles Anderson Dana, Concord, October 18, 1843
554(1)
To Margaret Fuller, Concord, December 17, 1843
555(1)
To Christopher Pearse Cranch, Concord, June 7, 1844
555(1)
To Thomas Carlyle, Concord, December 31, 1844
556(1)
To William J. Rotch, Concord, November 17, 1845
557(1)
To the Corporation of Harvard University, Concord, June 25, 1846
557(1)
To William Henry Furness, Concord, August 6, 1847
558(1)
To Henry David Thoreau, Manchester, December 2, 1847
559(1)
To Lidian Emerson, London, March 8 and 10, 1848
559(1)
To William Emerson, Concord, February 10, 1850
560(1)
To Paulina W. Davis, Concord, September 18, 1850
561(1)
To Wendell Phillips, Concord, February 19, 1853
561(1)
To Caroline Sturgis Tappan, Concord, July 22, 1853
562(1)
To Walt Whitman, Concord, July 21, 1855
563(1)
To Thomas Carlyle, Concord, May 6, 1856
563(1)
To Henry David Thoreau, Concord, May 11, 1858
564(1)
To William Henry Seward, Buffalo, January 12, 1863
564(1)
To Emma Lazarus, Concord, February 24, 1868
565(1)
To Emma Lazarus, Concord, April 14, 1868
565(1)
To Emma Lazarus, Concord, July 9, 1869
566(1)
To Emma Lazarus, Concord, August 23, 1869
567(1)
To Emma Lazarus, Concord, August 19, 1870
567(1)
To Lidian Emerson, the Wyoming, October 31 and November 2, 1872
568(1)
To Emma Lazarus, Concord, July 22, 1876
568(1)
To George Stewart Jr., Concord, January 22, 1877
569(4)
Contexts
Transcendentalism
From On Germany
573(2)
Madame de Stael
Prospectus to The Recluse
575(2)
William Wordsworth
From Coleridge's Literary Character
577(3)
Frederic Henry Hedge
Genius
580(4)
Sampson Reed
Reviews and Impressions
Caricatures
584(2)
Christopher Pearse Cranch
Ballad of the Abolition Blunder-buss
586(2)
L. M. Sargent
Anonymous An Illustrated Criticism
588(2)
From Nature---A Prose Poem
590(7)
Elizabeth Palmer Peabody
The New School in Literature and Religion
597(2)
Andrews Norton
Anonymous [Emerson's Essays]
599(2)
Mr. Emerson's Lecture
601(1)
Walter Whitman
Emerson's Essays
602(4)
Margaret Fuller
From The Old Manse
606(1)
Nathaniel Hawthorne
From A Fable for Critics
607(2)
James Russell Lowell
From A Week on the Concord and Merrimack Rivers
609(1)
Henry David Thoreau
From North America
610(2)
Anthony Trollope
From Journals
612(2)
Louisa May Alcott
To R. W. E.
614(1)
Emma Lazarus
Emerson
615(13)
Henry James
From Emerson
628(5)
Jose Marti
Emerson
633(6)
George Santayana
Address at the Emerson Centenary in Concord
639(4)
William James
Ralph Waldo Emerson
643(5)
John Dewey
From Model Americans
648(2)
D. H. Lawrence
On Emerson
650(4)
Robert Frost
Emerson
654(3)
A. R. Ammons
Criticism
Has Emerson a Future?
657(6)
O. W. Firkins
Emerson's Tragic Sense
663(5)
Stephen E. Whicher
New England's Transcendentalism: Native or Imported?
668(11)
Perry Miller
The Problem of Emerson
679(18)
Joel Porte
From The Achievement of the Poems: ``Artful Thunder''
697(7)
Hyatt H. Waggoner
``Quotation and Originality''
704(8)
Julie Ellison
Emerson and the Persistence of the Commodity
712(13)
Michael T. Gilmore
Ralph Waldo Emerson
725(13)
Barbara Packer
From The Philosopher in American Life
738(4)
Stanley Cavell
From The Emersonian Prehistory of American Pragmatism
742(16)
Cornel West
From Virtue's Hero
758(9)
Len Gougeon
From Poetry and Pragmatism
767(4)
Richard Poirier
The Heart Has Its Jubilees
771(6)
Robert D. Richardson Jr.
Through a Thousand Voices: Emerson's Poetry and ``The Sphinx''
777(14)
Saundra Morris
A Chronology 791(3)
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Selected Bibliography 794(5)
Index of Titles and First Lines of Poems 799

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