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But with all the similarity between the two movements and de spite the influence of German literature, when it came, upon Concord and Cambridge, there re mained this striking and fundamental distinc tion: the spontaneity and individualism of the romantic movement on the Continent went with a dissolution of character against which the Puritan mind, so long as it held true to its origin, was impregnably fortified. Emersonianism may be denned as romanticism rooted in Puritan divinity.
It is scarce...ly necessary to illustrate this union of religious individualism and stability of charac ter by quotations from Emerson's verse; yet, for the light they throw on his literary method, if for no other reason, I will quote one or two of his 84 A NEW ENGLAND GROUP familiar pieces. The best known expression of the idea of the deity sitting in the breast of each man, yet embracing the world, is found in those stanzas entitled Brahma, which, it is hard to know why, caused such a stir when they first appeared.
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But with all the similarity between the two movements and de spite the influence of German literature, when it came, upon Concord and Cambridge, there re mained this striking and fundamental distinc tion: the spontaneity and individualism of the romantic movement on the Continent went with a dissolution of character against which the Puritan mind, so long as it held true to its origin, was impregnably fortified. Emersonianism may be denned as romanticism rooted in Puritan divinity.
It is scarce...ly necessary to illustrate this union of religious individualism and stability of charac ter by quotations from Emerson's verse; yet, for the light they throw on his literary method, if for no other reason, I will quote one or two of his 84 A NEW ENGLAND GROUP familiar pieces. The best known expression of the idea of the deity sitting in the breast of each man, yet embracing the world, is found in those stanzas entitled Brahma, which, it is hard to know why, caused such a stir when they first appeared.
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