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Page Numbers Source ISBN: 0143107461
Publisher: Penguin Classics (December 30, 2014)
Publication Date: December 30, 2014
Sold by: Penguin Group (USA) LLC
Language: English
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This version of the Portable Emerson, as edited by Carl Bode (there are a couple of editions), provides the reader with an excellent cross-section of Emerson's works. Containing nearly 700 pages, the book will introduce you to Emerson-the man and the philosophical thinker. One of the fathers of Transcendentalism, his views of society and nature are as valid toay as they were 175 years ago. His insights into some of the great men of history (Plato and Napoleon are included in this volume) as well as the English people have a wit and wisdom that is characteristic of his writings. The philosophies brought forth in essays such as "Nature", "Transcendentalist" and "Spiritual Laws" provide great insights into Emerson's world view. His poetry and letters, contained at the end of the volume, introduce the reader more fully to the politics and creative mind of this unique American mind. A good introduction to Emerson.
Ralph Waldo Emerson is an iconic figure in American history. Now that I have grown older, I am able to appreciate him more and more. His essays, in particular are extremely inspiring and well written, and the philosophy resonated with me. I read all and enjoyed all the speeches in the collection, but many modern readers probably will not be as interested; the essays should be read first. (Though the eulogy for Thoreau is well worth reading by anybody who has read Thoreau.) The poems...well, they are out of date, in my opinion.. The collection itself is a classic; Malcolm Cowley, who compiled the anthology, was a major literary figure himself in the early 20th Century. (PS: I would have rated it far more than stars, if I could.)
In addition to my own, I have bought four copies over the years for good friends who I think might like it. The essays are the most interesting, for me, though the speeches and Emerson's eulogy for Thoreau are interesting as well to a patient reader. I think the poetry is outdated. But Emerson is a special philosopher, who influenced my life with his words. Anyone interested in meditation (as in Buddhism) should read the essay "The Over-Soul" first.
Emerson is one of the greats, there is no doubt about that. The reason that I only gave this book four stars is that this book includes some of the worst of Emerson. His essays on Self Reliance and on Faith in America are timeless classics; however his essay on for example, English traits, was very dry. I do recommend it, but keep in mind that unless you really, really dig Emmerson you may not like over half of this volume.
If you love Emerson, you will love this paperback of his memorable works. Easy to carry and a wonderful book to carry while traveling.
it was missing some essays I needed to read for a class
Note: Your "helpful" votes are appreciated. Thanks. A couple Mormon readers have given me negative marks because of my reviews of books in defense of the Book of Mormon. Oh, well, I write my reviews for fun and as a little hobby.Most educated people are familiar with Emerson's epigrams of wisdom, but there is a whole world to explore in his essays and poems. "The Portable Emerson" gives the reader an excellent overview of Emerson's major works.Emerson's comments in the "American Scholar" about his own time place our age in perspective:"Our age is bewailed as the age of introversion. Must that needs be evil. We, it seems, are critical; we are embarrassed with second thoughts; we cannot enjoy any thing for hankering to know whereof the pleasure consists; we are lined with eyes; we see with our feet; the time is infected with Hamlet's unhappiness,--'Sicklied o'er with the pale cast of thought.'"I hope you find something you like in my little review. Here is part of "The Problem," a poem:I like a church; I like a cowl; (cowl: a monk's hooded cloak)I love a prophet of the soul;And on my heart monastic aislesFall like sweet strains, or pensive smiles;Yet not for all his faith can seeWould I that cowled churchman be.A poem: "The Rhodora: On Being Asked, Whence Is The Flower?""Tell them, dear, that if eyes were made for seeing,Then Beauty is its own excuse for being.""Merlin," a poem:"But mount to paradiseBy the stairway of surprise."And always remember the "Concord Hymn" (sung on July 4, 1837 at the dedication of the monument at Concord). Today near the bridge, there are some British flags to mark the graves of two of the King's soldiers. There are some neat unidentified lines that might have come from Emerson."Here lie two British soldiers who sailed three thousand miles across the ocean to keep the past upon the throne.""By the rude bridge that arched the flood,Their flag to April's breeze unfurled,Here once the embattled farmers stoodAnd fired the shot heard round the world."
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