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■ • COMPENSATION , [An outline ; the figures r^fer to paragraphs.] Introduction: 1. , A discourse on Compensation wbuld show the prtesent action of the soul of this world, and bring comfort. c^]^: 2. Emerson's desire to write this discourse was confirmed by hearing a preacher •say that judgment was executed in. this wo;-ld.
. 3. The preacher, must Have meant compensation in material goods.
-4. He_ referred to a base ■ and short-sighted estimate of manly success.
5. 'Daily life belies this unman...ly theology. ■ , , 6. Emerson will try to indicate the path of the law of c6mpens,ation.
^HE ESSAY ^ Discussion.
7. Action and. reaction exist in every part of nature: light, darkness; upper, under. ' • ' ' ' ' "' ' \ 8. As the world is dual, so is each of its .parts. , ' , : 9. The theory of the mechanic forces is another example: gain in power is balanced by loss in time. , ' , , ©, - 10. 11. The same dualism is found in man's nature and condition. ' 12. This is the law of cities and nations.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
■ • COMPENSATION , [An outline ; the figures r^fer to paragraphs.] Introduction: 1. , A discourse on Compensation wbuld show the prtesent action of the soul of this world, and bring comfort. c^]^: 2. Emerson's desire to write this discourse was confirmed by hearing a preacher •say that judgment was executed in. this wo;-ld.
. 3. The preacher, must Have meant compensation in material goods.
-4. He_ referred to a base ■ and short-sighted estimate of manly success.
5. 'Daily life belies this unman...ly theology. ■ , , 6. Emerson will try to indicate the path of the law of c6mpens,ation.
^HE ESSAY ^ Discussion.
7. Action and. reaction exist in every part of nature: light, darkness; upper, under. ' • ' ' ' ' "' ' \ 8. As the world is dual, so is each of its .parts. , ' , : 9. The theory of the mechanic forces is another example: gain in power is balanced by loss in time. , ' , , ©, - 10. 11. The same dualism is found in man's nature and condition. ' 12. This is the law of cities and nations.
What to read after The Essay?
You can find similar books in the "Read Also" column, or choose other free books by Northup, Clark Sutherland, 1872-1952 to read onlineMoreLess
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