The Contribution of Emerson to Literature
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. Men talk of mere morality which is much as if one should say, Poor God, with nobody to help Him. " Again, with reference to the phases of nature : " The ends of all are moral. " 2 Both Plato and Emerson, then, are enamored of the Good. And it may be added that both are interested in the first place in goodness as an abstract thing. The translation of goodness into righteous acts is assumed by both, rather than especially emphasized. See things right, they both say, and as a matter of course y...ou will do right.
Something of the same resemblance, but not in so great degree of approach, is seen when we com pare Plato s provision of a world-soul with Emer son s assumption of an eternal being that inhabits all things. In the "Timaeus, " Plato gives a fanci ful account of the creation, according to which the eternal God mixed what is called the Same with what is called the Other. These names correspond on the one hand to what is indivisible and un changeable, and on the other to the divisible and vi, 214, 215.
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To quickly assess the difficulty of the text, read a short excerpt:
. Men talk of mere morality which is much as if one should say, Poor God, with nobody to help Him. " Again, with reference to the phases of nature : " The ends of all are moral. " 2 Both Plato and Emerson, then, are enamored of the Good. And it may be added that both are interested in the first place in goodness as an abstract thing. The translation of goodness into righteous acts is assumed by both, rather than especially emphasized. See things right, they both say, and as a matter of course y...ou will do right.
Something of the same resemblance, but not in so great degree of approach, is seen when we com pare Plato s provision of a world-soul with Emer son s assumption of an eternal being that inhabits all things. In the "Timaeus, " Plato gives a fanci ful account of the creation, according to which the eternal God mixed what is called the Same with what is called the Other. These names correspond on the one hand to what is indivisible and un changeable, and on the other to the divisible and vi, 214, 215.
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