Appreciation of Nature

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Appreciation of Nature Number your paper 1-7 with 1-2 lines of space in between. As your view each picture, imagine you are present as the photo is taken. What do you (complete at least 3 for each picture): See? 3. Smell? Hear? 4. What are you emotions?

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Child-Like Trait Quote Simplicity (242) Open Mindedness (241) Inward Innocence

From “Nature” – Emerson pg. 240 Do you think the period of Romanticism or our current society has more practical and productive ideals? Write a persuasive paragraph arguing in support of Romantic or modern ideals. You must include two quotes/examples to support your argument. Don’t forget to analyze the examples in your own words!

From “Nature” – Emerson pg. 240 Do you think the period of Romanticism or our current society has more practical and productive ideals? Write a persuasive paragraph arguing in support of Romantic or modern ideals. You must include two quotes/examples to support your argument. Don’t forget to analyze the examples in your own words!