transcendentalism

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  1. This is my Prezi on transcendentalism.
  2. So First Ralph Water Emerson.
  3. He was the main founding father of the movement, and
  4. he started by writing books and novels and as a
  5. picture on nothing, uh, fo eso, if about him.
  6. He was born on May 25th, 18 09 and he
  7. died of pneumonia in 18 82 at the age of
  8. 78. Some letter that he works, some works by him
  9. are self reliance Nature, the dial That's just the name
  10. of Few.
  11. There's a picture of one of his books self rolling
  12. and that his impact on it hey, had a great
  13. impact on it because they considered him one of the
  14. main fathers.
  15. So that means that he was good next one next,
  16. going off to Henry David Thoreau.
  17. Hey went to Harvard and graduated in 18 37 and
  18. he was a naturalist and he was also a poet
  19. and the road essay.
  20. So I feel about him.
  21. Hey was born on July 12, 18 17, died on
  22. May 6th, 18 to 2, and there's a picture of
  23. him going to the back front.
  24. A few literally works by him was, hey, wrote a
  25. week on the Concorde and Merrimack Rivers.
  26. Well, Baldin and the main was And there's a picture
  27. of Waldon.
  28. His impact was he had he contributed over 20 off
  29. his best works, uh, to the movement.
  30. During that time period, we had a big impact.
  31. Next one, we're going to Emerson.
  32. Um, his writings were helping the movement go along.
  33. Thank meeting helped, uh, like it helped advance the movement.
  34. Uh, where it is or is gone.
  35. Um, the essay nature is about him going to solitude
  36. and enjoying nature.
  37. That's basically what transit about that's the whole movement.
  38. School is given a renaissance and self reliance is being
  39. true to yourself and not coughing anyone because, like he
  40. said, imitation is too with, um, want to the final
  41. one throws writing his writings were the leaders in the
  42. movement. First started leader of his first one settled a
  43. civil disobedience about him rebelling not him, but rebelling.
  44. And he argued about how the government is bad and
  45. should be abolished because not good.
  46. And there's a picture of the book.
  47. So obedience um, his other book, one of the main
  48. books. Waldon.
  49. It's about psych, simple living and nature surroundings using the
  50. nature. That's what the movements about the indication of, uh,
  51. part of the good box of gas.