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R. Todd Felton. A Journey Into the Transcendentalists' New England
Table of Contents
Foreword
Preface and Acknowledgments
Transcendentalism: An Introduction
The New Times
Transcendentalism Defined: An Original Relation to the Universe
Transcendentalism—Whatever Is Unintelligible
Inspiration from the Land: Transcendentalist Geography
The Lyceum Movement
The Right Time: The Historical Context
The Hudson River School
Boston: Public Face
A Heritage of Rebellion
Poetry of Insight: British Romanticism and American Transcendentalism
Pulpits of Change
Like-Minded Seekers
Unitarianism vis-à-vis Transcendentalism
The Saturday Club
The Dial
Six Degrees of Separation
Transcendentalist Women
Field’s Failure
Abolitionist Movement
Quiet Places: Boston Common and the Boston Athenaeum
Boston Common
Boston Today
The Grand Tour
Cambridge: Training Ground
Thoreau as Alum
“Dreading to Leave an Illiterate Ministry”
“We Will Walk on Our Own Feet”
Phi Bate
The Harvard of Today
Women and Harvard
Cambridge Today
Sculptor of the Transcendentalist
From Cambridge Out
Concord: Heart and Soul
Along the Grassy Banks of the Musketaquid
Concord’s History
Take Me to the River
A Heritage of Rebellion: The First Revolution
Minute Man National Historical Park
The Concord Crimson
The Concord Hymn
Emerson’s Concord: The Second Revolution
The Sage of Concord
The Concord of the Transcendentalists
The Old Manse: Birthplace of Emerson’s Nature
Hawthorne’s Old Manse: Home of Mosses
The Transcendentalist Garden
The Hawthornes as Vandals
Emerson’s House: The Center of the Movement
Alcott’s Hillside
Hawthorne’s Wayside
Louisa May Alcott, 1832–88
Orchard House
Concord School of Philosophy
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery
Numbered with the Numerous Dead
Concord Today
Walden: Secular and Sacred. Walden
Transcendentalism’s Native Son
Thoreau’s Face
A Pond of His Own
The House
The Pond
The Woods
Neighbors
The Ice King
The Town
The Fire of April 30, 1844
The Legacy
Thoreau and Native Americans
Thoreau’s Flute
A Good Deal of Travel
Walden after Walden
The Cape
Walden Today
The Rock Cairn
Salem: Sins of the Past
The Witch Trials
Salem’s Decline
Hawthorne’s Neighborhood
Salem Athenaeum
Dueling Stories
The Peabody Connection
Jones Very: Salem’s Mystic Poet-Seeker
A Return to Salem
The Custom House
The Son
The Secret Manuscript
The Salem Lyceum
Utopian Societies: Transcendent Communities
Brook Farm
The Grounds
The Arcadian Life
The Harbinger
Decline
Farmer Hawthorne
West Roxbury Today
Fruitlands
Planting Aspiring Vegetables
“Transcendental Wild Oats”
A Quick Decline
Fruitlands Today
Amherst: “Paradise” Poem #215
Poem #327
The Emily Dickinson Trail
“Home Is the Definition of God” Poem #657
Poem #1052
Poem #466
Amherst Fixtures
The House on Pleasant Street
Poem #216, 1861 version
Poem #1743
The Homestead
Renovating the Homestead
Poem #32
Two Poets
Poem #106
Amherst Today: “Plain and Whole and Permanent and Warm”
Timeline
Notes. Chapter 1
Chapter 2
Chapter 3
Chapter 4
Chapter 5
Chapter 6
Chapter 7
Chapter 8
For Further Reading. Writings by the Transcendentalists and Their Contemporaries
Biographies and Critical Studies
Web Resources
Museums of Interest
Concord
Walden
Salem
Amherst
Fruitlands
Credits
About the Author
About the ArtPlace Series
Back Cover Material
