TrackTitleCollectionReaderLength
011-00 - IntroductionNatureDavid Lawrence4:18
021-01 - NatureNatureDenny Sayers9:18
031-02 - CommodityNaturemadmouth3:31
041-03 - BeautyNaturemadmouth13:11
051-04 - LanguageNatureNeeru Iyer17:04
061-05 - DisciplineNatureDenny Sayers20:24
071-06 - IdealismNatureDaniel Paashaus22:16
081-07 - SpiritNaturemadmouth6:14
091-08 - ProspectsNaturemadmouth15:04
102-01 - HistoryThe First SeriesBob Neufeld54:55
112-02 - Self-RelianceThe First SeriesBob Neufeld1:07:33
122-03 - CompensationThe First SeriesBob Neufeld51:30
132-04 - Spiritual LawsThe First SeriesBob Neufeld52:40
142-05 - LoveThe First SeriesBob Neufeld29:52
152-06 - FriendshipThe First SeriesBob Neufeld40:18
162-07 - PrudenceThe First SeriesBob Neufeld30:10
172-08 - HeroismThe First SeriesBob Neufeld29:55
182-09 - The Over-SoulThe First SeriesBob Neufeld46:24
192-10 - CirclesThe First SeriesBob Neufeld33:09
202-11 - IntellectThe First SeriesBob Neufeld34:10
212-12 - ArtThe First SeriesBob Neufeld31:30
223-01 - The PoetThe Second SeriesBob Neufeld59:24
233-02 - ExperienceThe Second SeriesBob Neufeld59:57
243-03 - CharacterThe Second SeriesBob Neufeld39:17
253-04 - MannersThe Second SeriesBob Neufeld54:00
263-05 - GiftsThe Second SeriesBob Neufeld10:10
273-06 - NatureThe Second SeriesBob Neufeld43:52
283-07 - PoliticsThe Second SeriesBob Neufeld35:52
293-08 - Nominalist and RealistThe Second SeriesBob Neufeld37:07
303-09 - New England ReformersThe Second SeriesBob Neufeld52:34

Notes
Running time: 14 hours and 52 minutes
Read by: Nature - Multiple readers; First Series - Bob Neufeld; Second Series - Bob Neufeld
Book Coordinators: Bob Neufeld (First Series, Second Series); Neeru Iyer (Nature)
Meta Coordinators: Guero (First Series); Carl Manchester (Second Series); Carl Manchester (Nature)
Proof Listener: DaveC (First Series); Barry Eads (Second Series); itsonlyme (Nature)

Artwork
Cover: Engraving of Emerson 1879 by Stephen Alonzo Schoff (1818–1904) from an original drawing by Samuel W. Rouse (1822–1901)
Inset: Photo of Emerson 1857 by  Southworth & Hawes

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This volume aggregates the essays by Ralph Waldo Emerson first collected in Nature (1837), Essays: The First Series (1841) and Essays:The Second Series (1844). His essays derived from his many lectures on the subject topics and articulated the ideas and values that came to be known at the time as the Transcendentalist movement and have since become woven into the fabric of the American temperament. He was a champion of the emerging idea of individualism and a critic of the constraints imposed by conformity to prevailing social and religious beliefs. The first and formative expression of the Transcendentalist philosophy appeared in 1836 in his essay “Nature”. With Margaret Fuller, he founded the Transcendentalist journal The Dial in 1840 and published his seminal Essays: First Series in1841 and Essays: Second Series in 1844. His essays and lectures set the course of much of the intellectual life of the country.


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EAN - DVD case 0684758936585
EAN - CD jacket 0686175923711
Media MP3 CD
Package DVD case, CD jacket, CD security sleeve, download zip file
Author Ralph Waldo Emerson (1803 - 1883)
Year 1836, 1841,1844
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Read by Nature - Multiple readers; First Series & Second Series - Bob Neufeld
Length 16 hours 46 minutes
Type of Reading Mixed

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