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We require some sort of break and shock to liberate our own native talents. In an extremely interesting passage of the third volume of the Journals, he records the surmise that salvation may come from that very element which, in politics, he thought of as consti tuting the party of unkempt pioneers, barbarians, 112 AMERICANS slave-holders, and corruptionists : "I suppose the evil may be cured by this rank rabble party, the Jacksonism of the country, heedless of English and of all literature a s...tone cut out of the ground with out hands they may root out the hollow dilet tantism of our cultivation in the coarsest way, and the new born may begin again to frame their own world with greater advantage. " As literary critic, Emerson has, with only an oc casional trace of reluctance, the courage of his free religion, his philosophy, his politics. His thought in these matters underlies and supports his Poetics and his Rhetoric. Mystic, symbolist, and demo crat, he is constrained to declare that there is no vulgar life save that of which the poetry has not yet been written.
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We require some sort of break and shock to liberate our own native talents. In an extremely interesting passage of the third volume of the Journals, he records the surmise that salvation may come from that very element which, in politics, he thought of as consti tuting the party of unkempt pioneers, barbarians, 112 AMERICANS slave-holders, and corruptionists : "I suppose the evil may be cured by this rank rabble party, the Jacksonism of the country, heedless of English and of all literature a s...tone cut out of the ground with out hands they may root out the hollow dilet tantism of our cultivation in the coarsest way, and the new born may begin again to frame their own world with greater advantage. " As literary critic, Emerson has, with only an oc casional trace of reluctance, the courage of his free religion, his philosophy, his politics. His thought in these matters underlies and supports his Poetics and his Rhetoric. Mystic, symbolist, and demo crat, he is constrained to declare that there is no vulgar life save that of which the poetry has not yet been written.
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