Titlebook: Emerson‘s Literary Philosophy; Reza Hosseini Book 2021 The Editor(s) (if applicable) and The Author(s), under exclusive license to Springe

針葉

Eine Auswahl besonderer Probleme, his literary excellence shows us ways of wonder in the first place. Further, I show that though there is a brief exchange of similar ideas between Emerson and Thomas Nagel in the latter’s engagement of “the religious temperament,” their responses to what they call the tremendousness of existence is fundamentally different.

FEAT

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-476-04909-4on in the classical Persian poetry, I show the extent of Emerson’s attachment to this connection and his attempts, exemplified in “Divinity School Address,” to persuade us morally (for the attainment of “unattained but attainable self) through a disarming quality of literary excellence.

籠子

,Emerson’s Literary Humanism: The Persian Connection,on in the classical Persian poetry, I show the extent of Emerson’s attachment to this connection and his attempts, exemplified in “Divinity School Address,” to persuade us morally (for the attainment of “unattained but attainable self) through a disarming quality of literary excellence.

粗野

Book 2021osophy is the conviction that there is an inherent link between moral persuasion and literary excellence. Hosseini persuasively argues that the Emersonian project can be viewed as an extension of Socrates’ call for a return to the beginning of philosophy, to search for a way of revolutionizing our w

acolyte

The Question of Style,red remarks about his style, I take a clue from F. O. Matthiessen, and then I argue that the problem of Emerson’s prose is the manifestation of a key problem in his philosophy of life: how to integrate the “knowledge of life by indirections” into a unified whole, or how to advance a rhetoric that would eventually bring about ..

Graphite

,The “Pale Scholar”,ving nature of Emerson’s views about what counts for action could not only deepen our understanding of his philosophy and its orientation toward the conduct of life but also explain why, according to Emerson, there seems to be no reconciliation between “the theory and practice of life.”

Infinitesimal

anesthesia

https://doi.org/10.1007/978-3-030-54979-4Ralph Waldo Emerson; Moral Persuasion; Literary humanism; Religion; Secularism; Persian Philosophy; Middle

大酒杯

浪費(fèi)時(shí)間

http://image.papertrans.cn/e/image/308560.jpg