American Transcendentalism (II)

Featuring discussions of Ralph Waldo Emerson; "The American Scholar" and "Self-Reliance," and "Experience"; John Locke's view of property; and possessive individualism.

[@50palmyra]

This is a phenomenal supplement to my reading of Emerson’s complete works that I’m doing right now.

[@Velvetspoonful]

Make your own argument,and write it first.Best thing ever to have been said to students.It's your potential versus the examinators already mature knowledge and studied opinions.

[@Mrbonebi1]

What is the book he is using? Where can I get the Syllabus?

[@adrianconway1061]

wondered what became of the karate kid.

[@TheRealSmacker]

He quotes Derrida on Emerson, supposedly Derrida said Emerson is difficult to deconstruct, since he is "already deconstructed". I'm looking for the citation on this.

[@EzHynes]

"Nietcha" too! haha

[@HauntFreak13]

@markahbadan You seemed intelligent until the last line.

[@yangfan2440]

路过

[@KaiWatson]

Hey. Could someone give me that name of this Professor? I'm sure Googlefu would suffice, but I'm lazy. :3

[@user-ej9of7un1j]

Kai Watson his name appears in the bigining of the lecture

[@HauntFreak13]

@radicalgarbage02 I guess you'll never know.

[@H0000000ls]

You gave headache .. Too much informations -.-