To Members: In the coming months, RWEI will be inviting registered members with book proposals or manuscripts to submit them for publication. We are presently working on several projects for 2008, including a reprint of the Emerson Centenary of 1903,…
Emerson Institute Books is pleased to announce the publication of Anaxagoras and Universal Mind: The Birth of Philosophy in Classical Greece by Richard Geldard Richard Geldard's volume on Anaxagoras is the third and final volume in his immensely successful account…
These are the Digital Journals of Ralph Waldo Emerson, an archive provided by The Ralph Waldo Emerson Institute for the use and convenience of interested students of the life and works of Ralph Waldo Emerson. The source of these digital…
Bibliographies See also Biography Criticism and Collections of R.W. Emerson’s Poetry along with a summary of each work Buell, Lawrence. “Emerson’s Poetry.” In Ralph Waldo Emerson: A Collection of Critical Essays, edited by Lawrence Buell. Englewood Cliffs: Prentice Hall, 1993. Summary:…
Thomas Taylor in America – by George Mills Harper Offered by RWE.org with temporary permission of Princeton University Press Editorial note: This text comes from a book entitled Thomas Taylor, The Platonist, published by Princeton U.…
JOURNAL XXVII 1836 (From Journal B) [MR. AND MRS. EMERSON were now settled in their new home, his younger brother Charles being an inmate there, beloved and reverenced by both. Each week, the stage which passed their house brought…
The Emerson Journals Digital Archive The Ralph Waldo Emerson Institute is pleased to offer digital files of the Emerson Journals. The digitized files were scanned and edited from the Edward Emerson ten-volume edition, originally published by Houghton Mifflin in 1904-14. …
Emerson Journals – Volume 1, Journal II JOURNAL II THE WIDE WORLD, NO.I 1820 [THE journals from February, 1820, to July, 1824, bear the name “The Wide World,” and extracts from all of these are given here, excepting No.…
This excerpt from Richard Geldard’s book God In Concord is the epilogue of the book and provides an insight into the core ideas which influenced Emerson throughout his life. In the early 1860s, at a point in his life when…