RALPH WALDO EMERSON: The Wisdom & The Philosophy

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Introduction:

Ralph Waldo Emerson

Books:

The Conduct of Life:

Fate

Power

Wealth

Culture

Behavior

Worship

Considerations by the Way

Beauty

Illusions

Essays-First Series:

History

Self-Reliance

Compensation

Spiritual Laws

Love

Friendship

Prudence

Heroism

The Over-Soul

Circles

Intellect

Art

Essays-Second Series:

The Poet

Experience

Character

Manners

Gifts

Nature

Politics

Nominalist and Realist

New England Reformers

Nature:

Commodity

Beauty

Language

Discipline

Idealism

Spirit

Prospects

Representative Men:

Plato

Emanuel Swedenborg

Michel de Montaigne

William Shakespeare

Napoleon

Johann Wolfgang von Goethe

English Traits:

First Visit to England

Voyage to England

Land

Race

Ability

Manners

Truth

Character

Cockayne

Wealth

Aristocracy

Universities

Religion

Literature

The Times

Stonehenge

Personal

Result

Speech at Manchester

Society and Solitude:

Civilization

Art

Eloquence

Domestic Life

Farming

Works and Days

Books

Clubs

Courage

Success

Old Age

Letters and Social Aims:

Poetry and Imagination

Social Aims

Eloquence

Resources

The Comic

Quotation and Originality

Progress of Culture

Persian Poetry

Inspiration

Greatness

Immortality

Addresses and Lectures:

The American Scholar

An Address in Divinity College

Literary Ethics

The Method of Nature

Man the Reformer

Lecture on The Times

The Conservative

The Transcendentalist

The Young American

Letter to President Van Buren

The Man of Letters

The Celebration of Intellect…

Other Essays:

The Lord's Supper

Thoughts on Modern Literature

Walter Savage Landor

The Senses and the Soul

Transcendentalism

Prayers

Fourierism and the Socialists

Chardon Street and Bible Conventions

Agriculture of Massachusetts

Harvard University

English Reformers

Europe and European Books

The Tragic

Past and Present

Perpetual Forces

Demonology

The Preacher

Milton

Thoreau

Michael Angelo

Plutarch

Ezra Ripley

Mary Moody Emerson

Samuel Hoar

Carlyle

George L. Stearns

Saadi

American Civilization

The Fortune of the Republic

The Sovereignty of Ethics

The Natural History of Intellect…



Ralph Waldo Emerson was an American essayist, lecturer, philosopher, and poet. Emerson wrote on a number of subjects, never espousing fixed philosophical tenets, but developing certain ideas such as individuality, freedom, the ability for mankind to realize almost anything, and the relationship between the soul and the surrounding world. He was seen as a champion of individualism and a prescient critic of the countervailing pressures of society, and he disseminated his thoughts through dozens of published essays and more than 1,500 public lectures across the United States.