Emerson’s Models of Nature

(Richardson, Junior, Emerson and Nature 97) "Main background of our lives is natural" The main concept model of nature Duoaimosen by Ralph Waldo Emerson. Nature (1836), "Natural Law" (1841) and "Nature" (1844): Emerson puts forward his relationship with nature's theory and the three articles of nearly ten years. There are many common clues connecting these works. The most impressive thing is that Emerson believes in all natural phenomena and all the interrelationships between nature and soul.

In Ralph Waldo Emerson's paper "Nature", Emerson compares nature and divinity and believes in a sacred universal spirit. "In the forest we return to reason and faith," Emerson wrote. "There, I think that we can not come to life, no dishonor, no disaster, (leave me with the eyes), nature standing on the ground and restoring it I can not do - In my head, bathed in the air, since the unlimited universe in the ascending order - Egosim Everything means I am a transparent eyeball, I am not doing anything. Reference, the existence of the universe, the trend spreads to me, I am part or a particle of God. " . In order to explore his existence and the truth about the world, he speaks with nature. Nature is a god 's canvas. This is wise as natural words come from instincts, nature is like a carrier of your own idea. ("Reading Emerson on the right side of the brain" Modern Language, pp. 24-31.)

When Emerson states 'natural theory', he means explaining the world around us based on the principles of nature. Of course, for Emerson, this is all things that are not human, and what human beings have not changed. When he explained the theory of nature, he pointed out that it is finding a natural theory, but it did not succeed and scientists have goals. He further stated that the way to find the truth of natural theory led to hatred and separation among mankind, leading to finding specific definitions and creations. Therefore, he believes that the most abstract facts in natural theory are the most practical and realistic. By using the term natural theory, Emerson describes human creativity and human understanding of the world around it.

According to Emerson, it is not bad because only nature lovers can "see" nature. Children can "see" the sun and enjoy the innocence. Emerson has clearly defined his view on human nature as a whole, human beings and its nature. He shows that living in the wilderness is quieter than in the village. Therefore, we can speculate that Emerson has a low opinion towards society. Society has made progress, but it is destroying nature. Similarly, nature has begun to weaken society in recent years. Prior to these huge problems, Emerson must foresee deep connections between people and the environment, they must create harmony and have a happy and peaceful life. But, not everyone needs to do it, not alone. When people merge with nature, we will outnumber Emerson thinks.