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Henry David Thoreau
ISBN 9780143106500
Rs. 1,440
Penguin Classics
The Portable Thoreau
Who it's for: Readers interested in American literature and philosophy
Henry David Thoreau, a self-described 'mystic, transcendentalist, and natural philosopher,' dedicated his life to intellectual and personal freedom. This collection offers essential writings from Thoreau, including selections from his seminal work Walden. Edited by Jeffrey S. Cramer, it provides insight into Thoreau's influential ideas on nature, society, government, and individual liberty.Why You Should Read? Explore Thoreau's core philosophical ideas and his enduring legacy. Gain insight into transcendentalism, environmentalism, and civil disobedience. Discover the timeless wisdom of one of America's most original thinkers. Benefit from a comprehensive and expertly curated edition by Jeffrey S. Cramer.
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- Includes selections from Walden
- Edited by Thoreau scholar Jeffrey S. Cramer
- Covers Thoreau's ideas on nature, society, government, and liberty
- Insight into transcendentalism and civil disobedience
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Questions about this book
What does this collection include?
It includes essential writings from Thoreau, including selections from his seminal work Walden.
Who edited this edition?
The collection is edited by Jeffrey S. Cramer.
What topics does Thoreau cover?
Thoreau's ideas on nature, society, government, and individual liberty are covered.
Is this book suitable for someone new to Thoreau?
Yes, it provides an accessible entry point to Thoreau's core philosophical ideas and his legacy.