Walden living in the woods...
i d like to talk about Henry Thoreau and his poems, and his Walden...
It should be fantastic to be lost in the woods, living alone there with every animals and vegetables.
Isnt it? Lets go to speak and see what we can see ...
I like this autor cos is a great investigator of the nature.
Re: Walden living in the woods...
I haven't read Walden, but I know a thing or two about Transcendentalism and, personally, I think it is all jibberish. (No offense, of course.) Thoreau's political essays (namely, 'Civil Disobedience' and 'A Plea for Captain John Brown') are about the only works of his that interest me. Most 'educated' Americans would say that 'Civil Disobedience' is the single most important political assault on the United States in all of its history. And I tend to agree. Nevertheless, Walden and Thoreau are important phenomena in American history, so one can not simply ignore them.