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ISBN-10
0820344281
Book Title
Thoreauvian Modernities: Transatlantic Conversations on an
ISBN
9780820344287
Publication Year
2013
Type
Textbook
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Publication Name
Thoreauvian Modernities : Transatlantic Conversations on an American Icon
Item Height
0.9in
Author
Christian MAUL
Item Length
9in
Publisher
University of Georgia Press
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
22.4 Oz
Number of Pages
296 Pages

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Instead of canonizing Thoreau as a celebrant of "pure" nature apart from the corruption of civilization, these essays reveal edgier facets of his work. Contributors from the United States and Europe explore Thoreau's modernity and give a much-needed reassessment of his work in a global context.

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Publisher
University of Georgia Press
ISBN-10
0820344281
ISBN-13
9780820344287
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117196400

Product Key Features

Author
Christian MAUL
Publication Name
Thoreauvian Modernities : Transatlantic Conversations on an American Icon
Format
Hardcover
Language
English
Publication Year
2013
Type
Textbook
Number of Pages
296 Pages

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Item Length
9in
Item Height
0.9in
Item Width
6in
Item Weight
22.4 Oz

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Lc Classification Number
Ps3054.T59 2013
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" Thoreauvian Modernities is a fitting tribute to the American philosopher who was, in so many ways, ahead of his time. As an environmentalist, social progressive, postmodern literary stylist, theorist of embodied knowledge, and opponent of the fact-value distinction, Henry David Thoreau was a thinker whose audience had not yet arrived. Yet his voice is also untimely because it is deeply suspicious of novelty and fashion, inspired by ancient wisdom traditions, and decidedly ambivalent about modern technology and culture. This interdisciplinary collection of essays analyzes Thoreau's contested legacy, exploring various aspects of his incredibly rich writings and bringing to light many valuable insights. It will enable readers to understand better the intricacies of Thoreau's work and the ways in which it refuses to conform to any of our standard assumptions about intellectual history."-Rick Anthony Furtak, coeditor of Thoreau's Importance for Philosophy, ". . . . The themes of this collection are cheeringly unexpected. This is not just the 'modern' Thoreau of the environment or political action. It is a Thoreau of modernities across time and space: a timely untimely Thoreau. At the volume's close, we are left provoked once more by a Thoreau whose writing can change the way we see our modernity just as he had hoped to change the way people saw his own modern moment."--David Greenham, Emerson Society Papers, Thoreauvian Modernities is a fitting tribute to the American philosopher who was, in so many ways, ahead of his time. As an environmentalist, social progressive, postmodern literary stylist, theorist of embodied knowledge, and opponent of the fact-value distinction, Henry David Thoreau was a thinker whose audience had not yet arrived. Yet his voice is also untimely because it is deeply suspicious of novelty and fashion, inspired by ancient wisdom traditions, and decidedly ambivalent about modern technology and culture. This interdisciplinary collection of essays analyzes Thoreau's contested legacy, exploring various aspects of his incredibly rich writings and bringing to light many valuable insights. It will enable readers to understand better the intricacies of Thoreau's work and the ways in which it refuses to conform to any of our standard assumptions about intellectual history., "Given the worldwide impact of Thoreau's Walden and 'Civil Disobedience,' it's hard to believe that there has never been a bona fide gathering of international perspectives on his work and significance. Thoreauvian Modernities handsomely supplies this need, almost on the eve of the bicentennial of his birth."-Lawrence Buell, Harvard University, " Thoreauvian Modernities is a fitting tribute to the American philosopher who was, in so many ways, ahead of his time. As an environmentalist, social progressive, postmodern literary stylist, theorist of embodied knowledge, and opponent of the fact-value distinction, Henry David Thoreau was a thinker whose audience had not yet arrived. Yet his voice is also untimely because it is deeply suspicious of novelty and fashion, inspired by ancient wisdom traditions, and decidedly ambivalent about modern technology and culture. This interdisciplinary collection of essays analyzes Thoreau's contested legacy, exploring various aspects of his incredibly rich writings and bringing to light many valuable insights. It will enable readers to understand better the intricacies of Thoreau's work and the ways in which it refuses to conform to any of our standard assumptions about intellectual history."--Rick Anthony Furtak, coeditor of Thoreau's Importance for Philosophy, "What a wonderful idea, to bring together top scholars from both sides of the Atlantic to consider how Thoreau spoke to his own time and how he speaks to ours! Thoreau turns out to be an endlessly fruitful source for new ideas and insights regarding modernity. American readers may find the Europeans' reflections on this quintessentially American writer particularly interesting-although the Americans' essays also provide many valuable new insights. I highly recommend Thoreauvian Modernities ."-Philip Cafaro, author of Thoreau's Living Ethics: Walden and the Pursuit of Virtue, "What a wonderful idea, to bring together top scholars from both sides of the Atlantic to consider how Thoreau spoke to his own time and how he speaks to ours! Thoreau turns out to be an endlessly fruitful source for new ideas and insights regarding modernity. American readers may find the Europeans' reflections on this quintessentially American writer particularly interesting--although the Americans' essays also provide many valuable new insights. I highly recommend Thoreauvian Modernities ."--Philip Cafaro, author of Thoreau's Living Ethics: Walden and the Pursuit of Virtue, Thoreauvian Modernities offers a provocative variety of essays about Thoreau's relevance to modernity both in his own day and ours. It also contains a groundbreaking transcontinental exchange of critical perspectives between European and American scholars. Although European postmodern theory and American ecocritical concerns often seem opposed to each other, this volume shows that the two can cross-fertilize rather than contradict each other, and the quality of the essays throughout the volume is consistently excellent., "Until fairly recently, Thoreau has too often served as a poster child of a nature devoid of culture and not, as he emerges here, as an analyst of the enmeshedness of human and nonhuman materiality. Thoreauvian Modernities indeed attests to a sort of renaissance in Thoreau scholarship, one that promises to put this 'American icon' back at the fore of material/ecocritical studies." --Rochelle L. Johnson, ISLE, " Thoreauvian Modernities offers a provocative variety of essays about Thoreau's relevance to modernity both in his own day and ours. It also contains a groundbreaking transcontinental exchange of critical perspectives between European and American scholars. Although European postmodern theory and American ecocritical concerns often seem opposed to each other, this volume shows that the two can cross-fertilize rather than contradict each other, and the quality of the essays throughout the volume is consistently excellent."-Richard J. Schneider, editor of Thoreau's Sense of Place: Essays in American Environmental Writing, " Thoreauvian Modernities offers a provocative variety of essays about Thoreau's relevance to modernity both in his own day and ours. It also contains a groundbreaking transcontinental exchange of critical perspectives between European and American scholars. Although European postmodern theory and American ecocritical concerns often seem opposed to each other, this volume shows that the two can cross-fertilize rather than contradict each other, and the quality of the essays throughout the volume is consistently excellent."--Richard J. Schneider, editor of Thoreau's Sense of Place: Essays in American Environmental Writing, "Given the worldwide impact of Thoreau's Walden and "Civil Disobedience," it's hard to believe that there has never been a bona fide gathering of international perspectives on his work and significance. Thoreauvian Modernities handsomely supplies this need, almost on the eve of the bicentennial of his birth."-Lawrence Buell, Harvard University, Given the worldwide impact of Thoreau's Walden and 'Civil Disobedience,' it's hard to believe that there has never been a bona fide gathering of international perspectives on his work and significance. Thoreauvian Modernities handsomely supplies this need, almost on the eve of the bicentennial of his birth., "Given the worldwide impact of Thoreau's Walden and 'Civil Disobedience,' it's hard to believe that there has never been a bona fide gathering of international perspectives on his work and significance. Thoreauvian Modernities handsomely supplies this need, almost on the eve of the bicentennial of his birth."--Lawrence Buell, Harvard University, What a wonderful idea, to bring together top scholars from both sides of the Atlantic to consider how Thoreau spoke to his own time and how he speaks to ours! Thoreau turns out to be an endlessly fruitful source for new ideas and insights regarding modernity. American readers may find the Europeans' reflections on this quintessentially American writer particularly interesting-although the Americans' essays also provide many valuable new insights. I highly recommend Thoreauvian Modernities ., Several of the sixteen contributions present compelling new ideas on hotly debated topics in recent Thoreau scholarship, particularly regarding Thoreau's intense preoccupation, in his later life, with recording the particularity of his natural surroundings. . . . An important addition to Thoreau scholarship for the way its contributors' views overlap in the questions raised, and dramatically diverge in the interpretations offered.
Original Language
English
Copyright Date
2013
Target Audience
Scholarly & Professional
Topic
Civilization, Ethics & Moral Philosophy, American / General
Lccn
2012-024219
Dewey Decimal
818/.309
Dewey Edition
23
Illustrated
Yes
Genre
Literary Criticism, History, Philosophy

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