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_93209 _aEmerson, Ralph Waldo |
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_91006 _aFILOSOFÍA |
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_91006 _aFILOSOFÍA |
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_94025 _aANTOLOGÍA |
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_93210 _aENSAYO LITERARIO _zESTADOS UNIDOS DE AMÉRICA |
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_aA Modern Anthology / _cEdited by Alfred Kazin and Daniel Aaron. |
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_aNew York : _bDell, _c1958. |
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| 300 | _a383 p. | ||
| 504 | _aBibliographical sketch. -Bibliography. -Selection from the writings of America's first philosopher. | ||
| 505 | 0 | _a1. Morning, noon and night. - 2. An original relation to the universe. - 3. A thread runs through all things. - 4. Friendship, sex and other subtle antagonisms. - 5. Our abused age. - 6.The freat man. - 7. Art and artists. - 8. American places. - 9. England and elsewhere. - 10. Portraits and appraisals. - 11. Himself. - 12. The way things are. - 13. The world in brief. - 14. On Emerson. | |
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