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American Ideals 39. Emerson's Nature

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Milton Konvitz American Ideals Lectures
Author
Konvitz, Milton R.
Abstract

Professor Konvitz’s introduction to Emerson has not been recorded here, and this lecture appears incomplete. For Emerson, Professor Konvitz asserts, man’s mind is prior to the natural world and that world is as man perceives it. Nature, Emerson tells us, appears chaotic until the human mind begins to classify it, to understand its laws, and to provide coherence. As man understands and experience expands, the world expands for him.

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Duration: 17:38
Date Issued
1973
Keywords
law
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Constitution
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United States
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Bill of Rights
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American ideals
Part of Related Item
bibid: 7145276
Type
sound
Link(s) to Catalog Record
https://catalog.library.cornell.edu/catalog/7145276

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