Asked by Soraya

Which American author was most directly inspired by the ideals of Transcendentalism?
Herman Melville
Henry David Thoreau
Harriet Beecher Stowe
James Fennimore Cooper
I think it is A.
Answered by Writeacher
Again … why did you bother to post this?
Answered by Hi
Probably because they was not sure of the answer, they just had an idea.
Answered by Writeacher
Nope. S/he admitted the posts were to "help" others — that's a form of cheating, and now s/he's on time out.
Answered by kk
You are the rudest person on here you should try being nicer
Answered by Rylee ✨
all i wanna know is the answer not people fighting
Answered by jordan
right lol
Answered by a
ikr like we dont care we are all here to cheat
Answered by Reif
A I believe!
Answered by Emerson
This is kind of a question of interpretation in my opinion. In terms of race and economic structure, Melville has some strong Transcendental leanings in his literature. But, with that said, Thoreau's Walden is really a showcase for the various markers of transcendentalism (i.e. nature, individualism, self-reliance, natural sublimity, sentimentalism, etc.). I would be more inclined to say Thoreau as an essayist was the more transcendental of the choices listed.
Answered by Jiskha supervisor
Your answer is Henry David Thoreau. please no more fighting.
Answered by Moka
And I thought all teachers were supposed to be nice ;-; My thoughts have betrayed me once again XD
Answered by sosj
The answer is david.. and I agree that we're really just all here to somewhat cheat LOL. Every virtual student lives off this site.
Answered by Not saying my name
Better to get a good grade then get a bad one teachers u get raises and dont care if we pass or not so let it be
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