·Pilar Righetti. What is Anti-Transcendentalism? 19 th Century Focused and believed in: Dark side of humanity Individual Truths Man’s uncertainty and.

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·Pilar Righetti

What is Anti-Transcendentalism? 19 th Century Focused and believed in: Dark side of humanity Individual Truths Man’s uncertainty and limitations in universe Potential Destructiveness of the human spirit.

What is Anti-Transcendentalism? Reasons/Causes: Opposed optimism and naïve idealism Discontented with American circumstances Focused on moral dilemmas and ills.

What is Anti-Transcendentalism? View of Nature: Vast and incomprehensible Is a reflection of the struggle between good and evil. Is a creation and possession of God and cannot be understood by human beings.

Anti-Transcendentalist Writers: Nathaniel Hawthorne Herman Melville Edgar Allan Poe Characteristics of their stories: Supernatural Not Spiritual Evil Pain

Anti Transcendentalist Writing Style Includes Man vs. Nature conflicts Raw and morbid diction Prevalent use of symbolism. Focuses on protagonist’s inner struggles –Haunted outsiders alienated from society

Nathaniel Hawthorne American writer from Salem, Massachusetts July 4, 1804 – May 19, 1864 Family name “Hathorne” Spent younger years writing and reading First collection failed at publication Wrote “The Scarlet Letter” and more

Herman Melville Poet, Short Story/Novel/Fiction Writer August 1, 1819 – September 28, 1891 Loved reading various types of books Greatly influenced from travelling on sea. Most famous novel is “Moby Dick,” Fame from “Moby Dick” came posthumously.

Edgar Allan Poe January 19, 1809-October 7, 1849 American poet and short story writer. Released a book while in army. Writing career falls into three periods. Works include “The Tell-Tale Heart” and “The Raven” Influenced Charles Baudelaire and Jules Vurne.

The Minister’s Black Veil by Nathaniel Hawthorne Village gathers to hear Hooper’s sermon Hooper is seen wearing a veil. Hooper always wears the black veil. The people start to neglect him. They’re alarmed by his questionable behavior. He never removed the veil.

The Minister’s Black Veil Analysis Theme: Alienation and Loneliness. Genre: Suspense or Mystery Black Veil Symbolism Includes: –Allegory –Mood

The Pit and the Pendulum by Edgar Allan Poe Narrator is brought to trial Narrator wakes up in a cell Goes through various obstacles Narrator is rescued by French Army.

The Pit and the Pendulum Analysis Genre: Science Fiction/Gothic Short Story Themes: –Similarity of love and hate –Rivalry between self and alter ego.

The Pit and the Pendulum Analysis Includes: Foreshadowing Repetition Imagery Hyperbole Metaphors

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Images Cited. Dore, Gustaave. The Enigma JPG. Woo-Bang, Min. Dark Forest JPG. Cole, Thomas. The Garden of Eden JPG. Brady, Matthew. Nathaniel Hawthorne. c JPG. Eaten, Joseph O. Herman Melville JPG. Manchestar, Edwin H. Herman Melville JPG. Rota, Laura. The Minister’s Black Veil JPG. Sabu. Alienation Nightmare JPG. Collins, William. The Pit and the Pendulum JPG. Mortensen, William. The Pit and the Pendulum JPG.