Single issue of The Concord saunterer, new series (v. 12/13, 2004/2005) Cover title. Includes bibliographical references.
Contents:
Editor's pages -- Thoreau's Walden in the twenty-first century -- Thoreau's Walden in the global community -- Walden the place: Emerson's "Wyman Lot": forgotten context for Thoreau's house of Walden / W. Barksdale Maynard ; Rediscovery at Walden: the history of Thoreau's bean-field / Bradley P. Dean ; Three Thoreau haunts at Walden Woods / J. Walter Brain ; Realizing resistance: Thoreau and the first of August, 1846, at Walden / Randall Conrad ; Saving Walden / Joseph C. Wheeler ; Beyond the "common course": exploring and teaching Walden on foot / Lucinda L. Damon-Bach -- Walden the book: Hound, bay horse, and turtle-dove: obscurity and authority in Thoreau's Walden / Henrik Otterberg ; Transcendentalism, perfectionism, and Walden / Daniel S. Malachuk ; "Live thus deliberately": authenticity and narrative ethics in Walden / Antonio Casado da Rocha ; Ripeness: Thoreau's critique of technological modernity / Ken Hiltner ; "The life excited": faces of Thoreau in Walden / Steven Hartman ; Walden as feminist manifesto / Laura Dassow Walls ; The everlastingly great look of the sky: Thoreau and E.B. White at Walden Pond / Robert Root ; Meaning in N. C. Wyeth's Walden Pond revisited / Mark Sullivan ; Wilderness and spirit, a mountain called Katahdin: an interview with Maine filmmaker Huey / Ronald Wesley Hoag.
Series:
The Concord saunterer, new series ; v. 12/13 (2004/2005)
OCLC:
(OCoLC)124511330
Locations:
PQAX094 -- Wartburg College - Vogel Library (Waverly)
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