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    into his own particular writing style. Frost’s poems primarily take place in nature, integrating sense-appealing…

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    throughout the novel to exemplify the natural relationship between man and nature. During Santiago’s journey he encounters other creatures, like the marlin, to support the claim of nature and man working against and with each other. This novel, not only is a captivating story of man’s ongoing battle with the natural world, but also contains a deeper truth about the world order. In The Old Man and the Sea, Ernest Hemingway portrays nature as human’s equal, living in a competitive harmony,…

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    The Open Boat is a story written by Stephen Crane that portrays a main focus of naturalism in the lives of man, and how that nature is portrayed as malicious, through the sources A Man Said to the Universe and I Explain the Silvered Passing of the Ship at Night. Stephen Crane’s The Open Boat considers three stages of quotes in which the men are affected by nature itself; the storm, the survivors, and the rescue. To begin, Crane starts his anecdote with a miraculous life threatening storm. Crane…

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    Trees and emotions Toni Morrison’s Beloved explores a raw veracity of transitioning to a life out of slavery and the odd ways we human beings cope during emotional recovery. The main character, Sethe, struggles with trying to forget her callous past despite the fact that it is branded upon her. Trying to escape her past has only made her more aware that trying to fleet her past will only resurface her subconscious emotions. After years of being out of place within herself, she has come to…

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    What is naturalism? Naturalism is generally a philosophical conclusion to which every object arises from nature. There are many different ways to identify naturalism. In this story “To Build a Fire,” the mans view of death is identified as a part of nature. This story is a great example of naturalism. In this story London expresses how weak man can be in the face of nature. Nature seems to always push a man to his limits and beyond. In this short story the man tried to push his way threw the…

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    deity, or follow any other major beliefs in the world. Rather, he continued his theme of environmentalism, and called himself an “earthiest”. Over the years, he made several compelling statements on his ideas of divinity. Edward Abbey’s quotes on the nature of spirituality effectively highlight the reasoning behind his beliefs, and guide us in finding happiness and success in life. On multiple occasions, Abbey has dubbed himself a “pantheist”, or an “earthiest”. Abbey shows the basis of the…

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    One of the hardest truths that Henry from The Red Badge of Courage must face on his journey through war is Natures complete disregard for human affairs. Whether it be every day circumstances or the blazing furnace of war, Nature does not change for anything or anyone. Nature still has its seasons and balance of life always, and never wavers. Nature is the perfect symbol for peace and balance in a setting of pure destruction and despair. Shortly after running from battle, Henry finds…

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    esteemed chief of the Ponca tribe, Standing Bear, argued that “Man’s heart away from nature grows hard.” Even years prior to our modern environmental movement, mankind has always had a profound respect and admiration for nature. Our natural world has been celebrated in song, literature, art, poetry, and just about every other form of media one can think of. Naturalists, like William Wordsworth and John Muir, praise nature through written works, showing the emotional effect of the environment…

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    Everyone 's become too dependent on what they are used to having without working for it, but what if something went wrong? Where would we be then? Money is central, it causes war, poverty, disagreements and it gets to people 's heads. War is ongoing, in too many countries of the world. Yet so many people turn a blind eye to it, not enough people care. Eventually, we will be brought back to a more natural way of living by one means or another. If we choose to live more harmoniously, we can still…

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    here because it seemed like the perfect view of the puddle. I glanced around and found myself walking through the scene one by one. First, was the dirt, the place where every good thing comes from, and the often-unsung hero of nature. I say hero because what happens in nature that does not somehow begin with the soil in that environment? New Brunswick is especially interesting because it is not like everywhere else. The dirt here always has a reddish tint to it and while I am not exactly sure…

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