A collection of historical essays on Henry David Thoreau, exploring his individualism and social critique.
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A collection of historical essays on Henry David Thoreau, exploring his individualism and social critique.
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Thoreau was renowned as a naturalist and a noted social critic and iconoclast. He is best known for ""Walden"", a work expressing his philosophy of individualism, and for his influential essay ""Civil Disobedience"". This title features essays from the 19th and early 20th centuries that offer students historical insights into Thoreau and his works
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Minor references to spiritual or transcendentalist ideas.
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Central focus on individualism and social critique, including civil disobedience.
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Brief mentions of societal oppression in historical context.
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