Emerson Poet And Thinker
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His work, after he left the pulpit of the Second Church, continued to be that of an ethical teacher, but he was oftener on the lecture platform than in the pulpit.
"You cannot preach to people unless they will 93 94 IRalpb lKIlaIt)0 lemeraon.
hear," he wrote to his brother William, and in his earlier lectures he even abandoned what he called his "ethics and theologies" for natural history, which gave him admirable illustrations of his un- alterable theory of the unity in nature. As early as 183...3, immediately after his return from Europe, he gave an address before the Natural History Society, in which, as in his later writings, he showed his striking appreciation of the larger scientific spirit.
" As books can never teach the use of books, neither does science, when it becomes technical, keep its own place in the mind." Its place in the mind was what he never forgot or misunderstood.
For about three years he supplied the pulpit at East Lexington, near Concord, and for a longer time he continued to preach occasionally to hearers will- ing to accept him on his own terms of doctrine and without question.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
His work, after he left the pulpit of the Second Church, continued to be that of an ethical teacher, but he was oftener on the lecture platform than in the pulpit.
"You cannot preach to people unless they will 93 94 IRalpb lKIlaIt)0 lemeraon.
hear," he wrote to his brother William, and in his earlier lectures he even abandoned what he called his "ethics and theologies" for natural history, which gave him admirable illustrations of his un- alterable theory of the unity in nature. As early as 183...3, immediately after his return from Europe, he gave an address before the Natural History Society, in which, as in his later writings, he showed his striking appreciation of the larger scientific spirit.
" As books can never teach the use of books, neither does science, when it becomes technical, keep its own place in the mind." Its place in the mind was what he never forgot or misunderstood.
For about three years he supplied the pulpit at East Lexington, near Concord, and for a longer time he continued to preach occasionally to hearers will- ing to accept him on his own terms of doctrine and without question.
What to read after Emerson Poet And Thinker?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Elisabeth Luther Cary to read onlineMoreLess
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