... human eye" which lets us appreciate natural things "in and for themselves" yet it also finds "correspondences" which translate the landscape into human meaning ("Particular natural facts are symbols of particular spiritual facts"). Nature gives the alert man fresh images and metaphors for language, providing the man with discipline to devote himself to its study ultimate ... the 19th century. She advocated women rights in her "Women in the Nineteeth Century". She was promoting self-education of women and she also aimed at spiritual perfection. Transcendentalists dealt with other crucial ...

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