Transcendentalism

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Transcendentalism is a 19th-century American philosophical and literary movement that emphasized individual intuition, spiritual insight, and the inherent goodness of people and nature in opposition to materialism and institutional authority.

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Predicate Object
instanceOf 19th-century movement
American philosophical movement
intellectual movement
literary movement
philosophical movement
religious movement
associatedOrganization Transcendental Club
associatedPublication The Dial
associatedWork Civil Disobedience
Nature
surface form: Nature (essay)

Self-Reliance
Walden; or, Life in the Woods
surface form: Walden

Woman in the Nineteenth Century
centeredIn Boston, Massachusetts
Concord, Massachusetts
coreBelief immanence of the divine in nature
inherent goodness of nature
inherent goodness of people
moral idealism
nonconformity
primacy of individual intuition
self-reliance
spiritual insight over empirical evidence
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
emphasizes direct relationship with the divine
education and intellectual growth
individual conscience
nature as a source of truth
personal spiritual experience
social reform
hasKeyConcept civil disobedience
correspondence between nature and spirit
inner light
the Over-Soul
hasKeyFigure Bronson Alcott
Elizabeth Peabody
surface form: Elizabeth Palmer Peabody

George Ripley
Henry David Thoreau
Margaret Fuller
Orestes Brownson
Ralph Waldo Emerson
Theodore Parker
influenced American civil rights activism
American environmental thought
American individualism
American literature
Gandhian nonviolent resistance
abolitionism
social reform movements
women's rights movement
influencedBy Eastern religions
German idealism
surface form: German Idealism

Hindu philosophy
Immanuel Kant
Platonism
Romanticism
Unitarianism
language English
mainRegion New England
opposes institutional authority
materialism
orthodox Calvinism
strict rationalism
periodOfActivity 1830s
1840s

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Henry David Thoreau movement Transcendentalism
American Romantic nationalism relatedTo Transcendentalism
American literature hasMovement Transcendentalism
Ralph Waldo Emerson movement Transcendentalism
Ralph Waldo Emerson notableWork Transcendentalism
this entity surface form: Self-Reliance
Civil Disobedience philosophicalMovement Transcendentalism
American Renaissance hasPart Transcendentalism
The Maine Woods literaryMovement Transcendentalism
Beat Generation influencedBy Transcendentalism
Leaves of Grass literaryMovement Transcendentalism
Louisa May Alcott movement Transcendentalism
Emily Dickinson movement Transcendentalism
Concord, Massachusetts associatedWith Transcendentalism
Walt Whitman movement Transcendentalism
The Wayside (historic house in Concord) associatedWith Transcendentalism
subject surface form: The Wayside
Nature mainSubject Transcendentalism
subject surface form: Nature (essay)
this entity surface form: American Transcendentalism
Nature movement Transcendentalism
subject surface form: Nature (essay)
Nature influenced Transcendentalism
subject surface form: Nature (essay)
this entity surface form: American Transcendentalism
Nature associatedWith Transcendentalism
subject surface form: Nature (essay)
this entity surface form: New England Transcendentalism
The American Scholar movement Transcendentalism
The American Scholar influenced Transcendentalism
this entity surface form: American Transcendentalist movement
Essays: First Series literaryMovement Transcendentalism
Essays: First Series associatedWith Transcendentalism
this entity surface form: New England Transcendentalism
Representative Men literaryMovement Transcendentalism
Society and Solitude movement Transcendentalism
English Traits literaryMovement Transcendentalism
The Conduct of Life literaryMovement Transcendentalism
The Conduct of Life influencedBy Transcendentalism
this entity surface form: New England Transcendentalism
Edward Waldo Emerson movement Transcendentalism
this entity surface form: American transcendentalism
Essays: Second Series movement Transcendentalism
Essays: Second Series influencedBy Transcendentalism
this entity surface form: New England Transcendentalism
Elizabeth Peabody movement Transcendentalism
The Ponds literaryMovement Transcendentalism
Ralph movement Transcendentalism
subject surface form: Ralph Waldo Emerson
Sleepy Hollow Cemetery, Concord, Massachusetts, United States significantFor Transcendentalism
this entity surface form: Transcendentalist movement
Sophia Peabody movement Transcendentalism
New England life hasCulturalInfluence Transcendentalism
this entity surface form: New England Transcendentalism
Theodore Parker movement Transcendentalism
the Over-Soul partOf Transcendentalism
the Over-Soul relatedTo Transcendentalism
this entity surface form: American Transcendentalism
the Over-Soul associatedWith Transcendentalism
this entity surface form: New England Transcendentalism
Margaret Fuller movement Transcendentalism
Self-Reliance movement Transcendentalism
this entity surface form: American Transcendentalism
Self-Reliance philosophicalCurrent Transcendentalism
Self-Reliance associatedWith Transcendentalism
this entity surface form: New England Transcendentalists
Woman in the Nineteenth Century movement Transcendentalism
this entity surface form: American transcendentalism
Transcendental Club movement Transcendentalism
Transcendental Club hasParticipant Transcendentalism
this entity surface form: New England transcendentalists