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Transcendentalism is most closely associated with what locat…

Transcendentalism is most closely associated with what location?

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In general, the Transcendentalists respected authority and v…

In general, the Transcendentalists respected authority and valued tradition.

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In Melville’s “Bartleby the Scrivener,” we read a five-word…

In Melville’s “Bartleby the Scrivener,” we read a five-word phrase that becomes Bartleby’s response to almost everything I would __________ not to. Fill in the blank above with the correct missing word.

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One of the Transcendentalists projects was called The Dial. …

One of the Transcendentalists projects was called The Dial.  What was The Dial? 

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In Hawthorne’s “Young Goodman Brown,” who is Goody Cloyse?

In Hawthorne’s “Young Goodman Brown,” who is Goody Cloyse?

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Transcendentalists also agreed that the conduit to truth was…

Transcendentalists also agreed that the conduit to truth was within and located it particularly in ______________ .

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Brook Farm was where Emerson met Thoreau for the first time.

Brook Farm was where Emerson met Thoreau for the first time.

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For his brothers’ entertainment, he wrote essays on the thea…

For his brothers’ entertainment, he wrote essays on the theater, using the pseudonym of Jonathan Oldstyle.

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Fiction written by women writers — sometimes called sentime…

Fiction written by women writers — sometimes called sentimental or domestic fiction — were some of the most popular genres for nineteenth century readers and represent the vast majority of what Americans actually read during the nineteenth century.

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In Hawthorne’s “Young Goodman Brown,” who is Faith?

In Hawthorne’s “Young Goodman Brown,” who is Faith?

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