The Complete Ralph Waldo Emerson: The Collected Works

The Complete Ralph Waldo Emerson: The Collected Works

<h2>The COMPLETE works of Ralph Waldo Emerson</h2><h3><i>All of the Essays, All of the Poems, All of the Letters! In one Great Collection!</i></h3><p>Ralph Waldo Emerson's genius is celebrated on several counts. Firstly his essays have come to be revered for their astonishing perspicacity and insight, with certain essays in particular - such as "Self-Reliance" achieving near-legendary status. This huge anthology contains all of Emerson's essays, preserved in collections as they were originally published - including many rare essays that have been left out of out of other collections, such as "Papers from the Dial".</p><p>Despite the fame from his Essays and Lectures, Emerson preferred to be remembered as a poet. He was an incredibly prolific writer, composing dozens of poems in almost every decade of his life. This ebook contains a complete collection of all 219 of Emerson's poems, divided into 6 sections as they were originally published.</p><p>Emerson is also remembered as the leader of the Transcendentalist movement, and as a champion of Individualism (as detailed in "Self-Reliance"). His thoughts and philosophies are thoroughly detailed in his Essays, but the letters of his personal correspondence with the Scottish philosopher and essayist Thomas Carlyle provide a new insight into his complex thought process. This collection contains all 191 letters taken from their correspondence, which spanned a period of 38 years.</p><p>This huge and comprehensive collection has been carefully collected, formatted and edited, to create a crisp and clean text, free of errors or glitches. <b>There is a fully interactive table of contents, with individual links to each essay, poem and letter in the collection,</b> for a smooth and enjoyable reading experience.</p><h3>˃˃˃ The contents of this COMPLETE Anthology are as follows:</h3><p><b>Essays (Collections):</b></p><p>- Essays</p><p>- Essays, First Series</p><p>- Essays, Second Series</p><p>- Representative Men</p><p>- English Traits</p><p>- The Conduct of Life</p><p>- Society and Solitude</p><p>- Letters and Social Aims</p><p>- Lectures and Biographical Sketches</p><p>- Miscellanies</p><p>- Natural History of Intellect and Other Papers</p><p>- Papers From the Dial</p><p></p><p><b>Poetry:</b></p><p>- I. Poems</p><p>- II. May-Day and Other Pieces</p><p>- III. Elements and Mottoes</p><p>- IV. Quatrains and Translations</p><p>- V. Appendix</p><p>- VI. Poems of Youth and Early Manhood 1823-1834</p><p></p><p><b>Letters:</b></p><p>- The Correspondence of Carlyle and Emerson</p>