Emerson's Theories of Literary Expressions, Volume 8

adequacy Æsop Art and Criticism attitude Bacon beauty C. E. Corr Carlyle character Coleridge common compression connection Damascus steel declares divine doctrine dualism effect Eloquence Emer Emerson believes Emerson found Emerson says Emerson's theories Emersonian English Traits Essays eternal experience expression fact genius gives Goethe History of Intellect human ideal idiomatic illustration important inspiration Jour Journals kind Landor language laws Laws of Thought lecture Letters literary literature material means mental mind Montaigne moral names Natural History never Nominalist object orator Over-Soul philosophical phrase Plato Plutarch poems poet Poetry and Imagination possible prose proverbs qualities Ralph Waldo Emerson Reason regard relation Representative rhetoric Sampson Reed Self-Reliance sense sentences Shakspeare simple simplicity Society and Solitude speak speech spiritual truth style stylistic suggest superlative Swedenborg Swedenborgian symbol tells things thought tion transcendental transcendentalist true unity universal utterance Walter Savage Landor wish words writing Zoroaster