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    go on adventures just to get away and escape from life. Until one day Chris went on the biggest adventure of his life up into the Alaskan wilderness. With giving up everything one of Chris’s inspirations was from Henry David Thoreau and his book “Walden”. Thoreau went into a wild of his own to get in touch with nature and simplicity as well. Many know that Thoreau was a big transcendentalist and wanted to just be one with the world, so Chris wanted to achieve being his own transcendental self.…

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    Imagine dropping everything you had and all you’ve ever lived for to go on a journey that could enable you to reach a lifelong goal you’ve always had. The downside is that it would not be a simple journey, but a journey that would be very difficult, painful, and could even result in your own death! Would you do it? Would you risk your life in order to achieve a single goal? Chris McCandless would do it, and he did. Chris McCandless was a bold character in the book, Into the Wild. McCandless was…

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    the author Ralph Waldo Emerson, who acquainted Thoreau with the thoughts of introspective philosophy, a logic vital to Thoreau's reasoning and composing. Notwithstanding Polite Rebellion, Thoreau is best known for his book Walden, which reports his encounters living alone on Walden Lake in Massachusetts from 1845-1847. For the duration of his life, Thoreau stressed the significance of singularity and confidence. He rehearsed…

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    This is the reliance on oneself instead of other’s powers and resources. Self reliance allows people to support themselves, make decisions, and not rely on others too much. Thoreau uses self reliance when he moves to Walden Pond and builds his own cottage, makes his own food, and supports himself in every possible way. This experience was necessary because it enabled him to see the full extent of his own abilities. People in the modern world must use self reliance to…

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    population. In other words, human service workers in the 21st century should encompass strategic thinking to create unique and sustainable interventions to generate positive social change while building on skills to advance in the field of human service (Walden University, 2017). Comparatively, workers should understand the most logical method to solving problems is to identify the cause. (Mandell & Schram, 2012,…

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    In Walden Thoreau is trying to get away from society and learn what nature has to teach him. This is also what Finn is trying to do throughout the entire book. At the beginning he wants to get away from society with Miss Watson, and after his father captures…

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    Nature “Simplicity, simplicity, simplicity! I say, let your affairs be as two or three, and not a hundred or a thousand; instead of a million count half a dozen, and keep your accounts on your thumb-nail…..Simplify, simplify…..”-Henry David Thoreau, Walden. If we learn to take time out of our busy life to just sit and soak in what nature has to offer, we can learn different things about ourselves and about nature itself. In my experience of taking time to enjoy nature I learned about the…

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    Native Americans. The involvement of the English settlers changed the way land was viewed and used, as well caused ecological changes, and took away lives of many innocents. In the beginning of the book, Cronon mentions Henry David Thoreau 's Walden. Walden…

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    Approximately two centuries have elapsed since the dissipation of a movement that completely transformed American culture. However, even after such prolonged time the influences scarred into the culture of American society from the Transcendentalist Movement still beam lively. The art of the Transcendentalists was an inclination towards the exploration and reforming of current beliefs of that era on spiritualism, literacy, and philosophy. “A religious, philosophical, and literary movement,…

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    Glimpse into the future I chose to interview Rena Rogers she is a Licensed Counseling Professional within the Juvenile Detention Center. I chose to interview Rena because she works one on one with children of all ages. Rena received her masters from Walden University and is currently working on a second masters in trauma counseling. I am getting a masters in psychology with a concentration in forensics eventually I would like to go back for my doctorates and become a profiler. In the end I…

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