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   zhèn deměi rén shì míng qīng chū zhòng duō guī lèi zhōng de zhǒngshōu zài qīng zhāng tíng huáchóng tiān ji dexiāng yàn cóng shūzhōng zhèn qiū tāozhè jiāng jiā xīng rénshēng nián xiángzhù yòuguī xiù jiā huàshí 'èr juàn děng zhèn shì qīng zhī hòu liú luò jiāng kào gěi shū shāng xiě yàn qíng xiǎo shuō móu shēngyàn qíng yòu bié qíng dān shì móu shēng zhī zài míng gèng shì wén rén qíng fēng shàng shì
xiāng lián pǐn zǎo
fāng xuàn Fang Xuanyuèdòu
  duì dài chán shì cóng zhū duō jiǎo fāng wèi fēn miáo huì shuō shì guān zhōng guó xiǎo de zhuān zhù tóng shí fǎn yìng liǎo fēng jiàn wén rén shì men duì xiāng liánchōng mǎn fēng lián xiǎng huì fēng jiàn shǐ lěi deshěn měi xīn shǎng”、“ shěn měi gǎn shòushěn měi yào qiú”。 cóng zhè shàng shuō,《 pǐn zǎo wèi shì xiāng lián měi xuézhī zuò shū zhōngxiāng lián guān jié shuō
  
   guān shuǐ yòu shù guān lánguān lián yòu shù guān rán xiǎo rén xián gōng xiè zhùcāo shùgōng bèinǎi bié dài wěi duān
  
   lín fēng xià jiēshàng jiàoguò qiáo
  
   shénme fāng shì shuōguān chá hǎi yòu shù de rén guān chá tāoguān chá xiāng lián yòu shù de rén guān chá rán 'ér xiǎo rén jiā shìzhǐ huì yǎn gài huài chù 'ér xiǎn shì hǎo chù guǒ cāo shùgōng bèijiù zhēn wěi”, shǐ duān 。“ shùfēn bié wéilín fēng zhī zhī xià tái jiē zhī shàng jiào zhī guò qiáo zhī zhè shuō shì xiàn zuò wéipíng huā shǐxiāng lián shìshuǐ píng de duàn wén shì jiāogěi zhòng rén zài shénme shí kàn rén de xiǎo jiǎo kàn dào duān de zhēn huò xiǎng láizhè shùyuán běn shì rén de jiǎo zuì chù duǒ cáng de fāngfāng xuàn duì shēng huó guān chá zhī zhìyòng xīn zhī liáng fēi cháng rén suǒ néng
  
   zài shū zhōng rén xiǎo jiǎo 'àn zhào pǐn xiāng gāo xià zuò liǎo jiào zhì de fēn lèiyuē zhào lián” ( duān duān zhèng zhèngshòu shòuxuē xuēzài sān cùn zhī jiān zhě ); yuējǐn biān lián” ( miáo miáo tiáo tiáozhěng zhěng cùn shàng cùn xià de xiǎo jiǎo ); yuēchà tóu lián” ( shòuxuē 'ér gèng xiū cháng de xiǎo jiǎosuǒ wèi zhú sǔn shì zhě ); yuēdān lián” ( shòu cháng 'ér wān wān de xiǎo jiǎo ); yuē tóu lián” ( jiǎo bèi fēng mǎn lóng tóu wǎn suǒ wèi líng jiǎo shì zhě jiāng nán suǒ chēng zhī 'é tóu jiǎo ); yuēchuān xīn lián” ( chuān gāo xié zhě ); yuē tái lián” ( chuān wài gāo xié zhě ); yuēbìng tóu lián” ( zǒu lái de xiǎo jiǎo ); yuēbìng lián” ( zhǐ qiáo lái de xiǎo jiǎo ); yuēdǎo chuí lián” ( xié gēn wǎng hòu dǎo de xiǎo jiǎo ); yuēzhāorì lián” ( yòng hòu gēn zǒu de xiǎo jiǎo ); yuēfēn xiāng lián” ( liǎng tiáo tuǐ wǎng wài guǎi de xiǎo jiǎo ); yuētóng xīn lián” ( liǎng tiáo tuǐ wǎng guǎi de xiǎo jiǎo ); yuē yǐng lián” ( zǒu lái wāi wāi xié xié de xiǎo jiǎo ); yuēchán zhī lián” ( zǒu lái chéng tiáo xiàn de xiǎo jiǎo ); yuēqiān lián” ( liù cùn cùn cùn de xiǎo jiǎo ); yuē jǐng lián” ( gēn chuán yàng de xiǎo jiǎo ); yuē fān lián” ( bàn chū jiā zhī liánhuò gēn běn méi chán guò de xiǎo jiǎo )。
  
   guǒ shuō qián miàn suǒ shuō de shùshì zhǒng liǎo de xiàn mezhèxiāng lián shí míng chēng shàng shì wěi de míng liǎotóng shí jiāng xiǎo jiǎo wén xué de chéng jiù tuī xiàng liǎo zuì gāo fēng
  jǐn jǐn qiú lái shì huò qiú liǎo lái shì de yīn yuánqīng dào guāng nián jiān zhè jiāng qián táng xiù cái jiǎng tǎn céng zuòqiū dēng suǒ lái shù qiū de cháng shēng huóyòng kàn qīng miáo dàn xiě de wén dào chū duì de dàn yuǎn qíng cháng zhè yàng chōng jǐng liǎng rén hòu de shēng huó:“ shù nián 'ér hòudāng qiū jié huá zhǔ jiān fàn chén zhōngchàn chú huì huā kāi zhī dāng bìng jiàn tuótīng shēng zhī huò zài duò rén tiān yuàn shì shì yǒng wéi míng wéi lái pān niè pán dāng chí shìzhèng míng qián。” zhēn jīn shìyòu xià lái shì tóng měi duì shēn qíng de jiù zài jiǎng tǎn xiě xiàqiū dēng suǒ hòu jiǔqiū bìng ér jiǎng tǎn shù nián hòu xìng zhàn luànzāinàn huì yān miè qiē xìng qìng jìn quán qīng jìn yǎn lèi liú xià shénme
   kǎo , guān yīng yuē xián fēng nián jiān (1854 1855 nián ) bìng , xīn yǒu nián jiān (1861 nián ) tài píng jūn gōng zhàn jiāng zhè , háng zhōu jiè yán , jiǎng tǎn táonàn dào tóu kào yǒu rén , hòu yòu huí dào xiāng , zài zhàn luàn zhī zhōng 'è 。《 qiū dēng suǒ shì piān biǎo xiàn zuò zhě jiā tíng shēng huó de huí xìng sǎnwén
xuě yán zhái
guó yīng Xu Guoyingyuèdòu
wèi jìnshén yùn
wáng Wang Yiyuèdòu
  shénme jiào shén yùn néng měi réndōu néng gòu hěn qiàdàng shǐ yòng zhè dāng kàn dào shān shuǐ huà hěn huān huì yóu zhōng jiǎng zhè huà hěn yòu shén yùn dào liǎo hǎo de shān shuǐ shī huì shǐ yòng zhè ér qiě xiàn shù chuàng zào de lǐng yòu de shí hòu men zài cháng shēng huó de fāng miàn men shén yùn zuò wéi shěn měi biāo zhǔn de
  
     me shén yùn de chū shì zài wèi jìn nán běi cháo gāng chū de shí hòuzhù yào shì zài huì huà lǐng zài nán běi cháo yòu xiāng dāng yòu míng de měi shù lùn jiā xiè xiě guò běn shūjiào huà pǐn 》。 suǒ kàn dào de dài xiē zhù míng huà jiā de zuò pǐn fēn chéng pǐn 'èr pǐn sān pǐnfēn chéng liǎo zhè me pǐnzài píng jià 'èr pǐn zhōng de jùn zhīshí shǐ yòng liǎo zhè me huà,“ shén yùn dài qián xiánjīng wēi jǐn yòu guò wǎng zhé。” jùn zhī shì dāng shí hěn yòu míng de rén huà jiādàn shì xiè duì píng jià tài gāoméi yòu liè pǐnér shì fàng zài liǎo 'èr pǐnwèishénmejiù shì rèn wéi shén yùn dài qián xián”。 me xiè chū de zhè shén yùnzhè shì zuì zǎo de chū xiàn
  
   zhí dào liǎo men jīn tiān men zài shǐ yòng shén yùn zhè gài niàn de shí hòu běn shàng jiù shì zài xiè suǒ diàn dìng de zhè me zhǒng nèi zài de yào qiú zhī shàng de shù chuàng zào de gāo zhì liàng shù jiā de nèi zài shēng mìng xiāng jié shù zuò pǐn de gǎn rén mèi shù jiā chuán chū lái de mǒu zhǒng nèi zài de qíng mǒu zhǒng nèi zài de fēng cǎiyòu róng zài zhè cái jiào shén yùnshén yùn shì hěn gāo de yào qiú
  
   me shén yùn de chū de guān jiàn shì shénmewèishénme zǎo wǎnpiān piān shì zài wèi jìn nán běi cháoér hěn zhòng yào de jiù shì zài rén de píng jià fāng miàndāng shí de shū rén jiù shì wèi jìn míng shì men wán chéng liǎo zhuǎn zhéduì rén de píng jià yóu zhèng zhì jiǎo shí yòng jiǎo zhuǎn dào liǎo zhǒng shěn měi de jiǎo zhè yàng cái yòu shén yùn zhè me gài niàn de chū men yòng shén yùn lái píng jià rén dāng rán zhè miàn yòu bèi jǐngdōng hàn nián láizài shì shè huì miàn kāi shǐ liú xíng zhuān mén de shù jiào zuòrén lún jiàn shí”。 dōng hàn lái zhè zhǒngrén lún jiàn shí shèng jiā huān píng píng zhù yào hái shì zhǒng zhèng zhì shàng xuǎn rén cái de yàodào liǎo dōng hàn nián zài zhè zhǒngrén lún jiàn shíde huán jìng zhī zhōng jiā jiù kāi shǐ chū yào tōng guò rén de wài zài jiàn zhī xínglái liǎo jiě rén de nèi zài jiàn zhī xìngzhè jiù shì dōng hàn nián lái zài zhèng zhì shàng wèile xuǎn rén cái liú xíng lái de zhǒng duì rén de wài màorén de xíng wéi zhǐ dài rén jiē zài zhè xiē fāng miàn jiā zhù guān chá chū liǎo xiē xuǎn de biāo zhǔn
  
   dāng zhè zhǒng fēng liú xíng kāi lái zhī hòujiù xíng chéng men jiā suǒ shú de wèi jìn míng shìwèi jìn míng shì kěn dìng shì men zhōng guó shǐ shàng kōng qián jué hòu de zhǒng hěn de wén huà xiàn xiàngér qiě shì zhǒng shěn měi wén huà xiàn xiàngdāng shí jiā zhù yào shì qiáng diào jīng shén yóushēng mìng qíng diàoxīn shǎng bié rén de shēng mìng cún zàixīn shǎng bié rén de shēng mìng fēng zhǎn xiàn de shēng mìng fēng rán 'ér rán cóng cóng róng róng zhè yàng lái biǎo xiàn
jiě zhōng huá xìng měi de zhōng guó dài měi bǎng
wàn 'ān péi Mo Anpeiyuèdòu
   xìng wéi zhù chóngwēn zhōng guó diē dàng de shǐgǎn chù hòu zhòng de wén huà jiě zhōng huá xìng měi de běn tào shū duì zhōng guó shàng xià qiān nián 300 duō wèi měi jìn xíng quán jǐng shì de miáo shùtàn xún men de xīn jìng líng hún wèi zhōng guó dài měi zhī lièzhuànquán shū zūn zhòng shǐ liào mín jiān shì yòu chuàng zhǎn xiàn liǎo zhōng guó xìng de jué shì fēng cǎi shén yùn xìng shì shǐ de chéng zài zhěměi jià zhí píng duàn dìng de shǐ huán jìngshū zhōng duì měi de píng jià shì guān de
  běn shū jīng xuǎn liǎo běi jīng xué zhōng shēng jiào shòuzhù míng yán xué jiāfān xué jiā xiàn lín xiān shēng bàn duō shì lái de sǎnwén jiā zuòzhù yào fēn shìlùn rénxiě jǐng sān fēn xiān shēng de sǎnwén wén zhì xiǎng shēn yuǎn dàn biǎo shù píng jiā fēng fàn
yáng guāng wàn : 2007 nián zuì shí de sǎnwén
qīng shēng Gu Qingshengyuèdòu
   qīng shēng shì zhí zuò jiācháng zhì rén wén kǎo chá xiě zuòchuàng zuò chū dechōng mǎn xìng huà de xíng zǒu wén xuéběn shū zhù yào jiǎng shù de shì qīng shēng zài xíng zhōng de měi shí suǒ jiànsuǒ wénsuǒ gǎn qīng shēng de sǎnwénsuí wén qīng xīnhuò zǒu shān shuǐqiè kōng línghuò pǐn míng shí zhìyáng shēng xiānghuò diǎn guó shìhuò dòng mín xīn zhāng xiǎn chū liú sǎnwén jiā de shī xìng zhēn qíng
xiāng zài zhǐ shàng cūn zhuāng de shǐ mìng yùn
liáo hán Lao Hanyuèdòu
  zuò zhě zài shū xiàng zhě kāi liǎo de xiāng mén zhāng cūn de mén zhǎn shì liǎo zhè cūn zhuāng de fāng fāng miàn miànmiáo huì liǎo xíng xíng de rén yóu yīn wéi shì dòng nǎo kǎo wéi guàn 'àihào de rénhái shì gǎn jué mǐn ruì gǎn qíng 'ér fēng de réngèng fán de shì yòu shì yòu zhèng gǎn bēi mǐn qíng huái de rénzhè jiù zhù dìng liǎo duì kàn dào bìng zhī jiāo dào de rén shì néng jiàn guàn guàishú shì rényīn wéi zài yǎn zhè shì wèn bìng zhèngyòu yào kāi wéi ràng gōng zhòng jiā liǎo jiě rèn shíbìng jìn xíng kǎo de shǐ mìng yùn chéng liǎo cūn zhuāng de shǐ mìng yùn
bào zhù qíng de yāogēngyī
zhuāng qiū shuǐ Zhuang Qiushuiyuèdòu
   zhāng 'ài líng de lǐngliáo liáo yáng huán de qún bǎidǎn de shí hòu dòng dòng tài hòu de yān zhī yòng zhì huì chuān zhēn yǐn xiànyòng xué shí zhǐ dōng shuō zhè shì wèi céng 'ōu fànliáng wén dàowáng shòu zhī tóng bǎn kāi lán de zhuān lán zuò jiā chén jìn zài jīn shì de shì jièxiě páoxiě hóng qúnxiě dǒu péngxiě qún dàixiě shuì xiéxiě mào xiě yóu zhǐ sǎnxiě xiè gōng xiě zān huā huáng yān zhī jīn chuàn xiàng liàn shū bèixiě xuě wēn rùn huà méi shēn qiǎn 'àn xiāng yíng xiù…… měi měi jīng yàn
měi shēng liànyòu zhǒng měi jiào fàng
shū míng Li Shumingyuèdòu
  shǎo de fàng , fàng xīn què yuán fēn de péng yǒufàng mǒu zhǒng tóu què shōu huò de gǎn qíngfàng mǒu zhǒng xīn líng de wàngfàng mǒu zhǒng xiǎngzhè shí jiù huì shēng chū zhǒng shāng gǎnzài xīn de shí kōng nèi jiāng yīnyuè zhòng tīng biànjiāng shì zài shuō biànyīn wéi zhè shì zhǒng rán de gào bié fàng yòu chāo tuō jīng shényīn 'ér shāng gǎn měi shì jiān yòu tài duō de měi hǎo de shì duì méi yòu yōng yòu de měi hǎo men zài de xiàng wǎng zhuī qiúwèile huò ér máng máng shí zhēn zhèng suǒ yào dewǎng wǎng yào zài jīng liǎo duō nián zhī hòu cái huì míng báishèn zhì qióng jìn shēng zhī suǒ zhōngér duì jīng yōng yòu de měi hǎo men yòu yīn wéi cháng cháng 'ér shī de jīng ér cún zài fèn tǎn dān xīnsuǒ shēng mìng yào shēng huá chū 'ān jìng chāo tuō de jīng shénmíng bái de rén dǒng fàng zhēn qíng de rén dǒng shēngxìng de rén dǒng chāo tuō
zhù míng fān jiā lín shǎo huá yǎn zhōng de běnluò huā zhī měi
lín shǎo huá Lin Shaohuayuèdòu
  yīng huā de kāi luò zhī zhuózhuāng de cáng zhī jiān、 ## de pín xiào zhī xiàběn shū zhuóyǎn zhōng wén huà de tóng zhōng jiàn tòu chū nài rén xún wèi de wén huà shěn měi xìn
xīn líng tānɡ héng héng gǎn 'ēnqián shì de bǎi huí móu
fāng Fang Dayuèdòu
   shuōqián shì de bǎi huí móucái huàn lái jīn shēng de jiān 'ér guò
  
   shuōqián shì de bǎi huí móucái huàn lái jīn shēng de qíng huái jiù
  
   shuōqián shì de bǎi huí móucái huàn lái jīn shēng de yīzhāo yōng yòu
  
   shuōwèile jīn shēng de zhè xiāng zài qián qiú liǎo bǎi nián
  
   gǎn 'ēn de xīnshì shì jiè shàng zuì guì zhòng de xīngǎn 'ēn de qíngshì shì jiè shàng zuì bǎo guì de qíngzài gāo guì de xīn líng yào dǒng gǎn 'ēn shēng mìngzài bēi wēi de shēng mìng huái zhe gǎn 'ēn de xīn
chén · xīn xiāng yuē
chén Chen Luyuyuèdòu
  “ de xiě zuò chōng dòng yuán zhǒng qíng gǎn de céng gǎi biàn
rén liǎo jiě shàng nán
bǎi yáng Bai Yangyuèdòu
   duì xìng de shěn měi guān niàn xìng de hūn yīn ##, xìng de xīn děng děng yòu zhe zhū duō píng lùn de lèi wén bìng méi yòu yīn wéi nèi róng shì píng shù ## ér biàn wěi wǎn róu shùnhái shì zhě suǒ shú zhī de bǎi yáng shìde fēng chàng kuàijìn shù ## zhè shàng hái nán dǒng de tiān shēng yóu
rénwēi xiǎn de tóu
bǎi yáng Bai Yangyuèdòu
   duì xìng de shěn měi guān niàn xìng de hūn yīn ##, xìng de xīn děng děng yòu zhe zhū duō píng lùn de lèi wén bìng méi yòu yīn wéi nèi róng shì píng shù ## ér biàn wěi wǎn róu shùnhái shì zhě suǒ shú zhī de bǎi yáng shìde fēng chàng kuàijìn shù ## zhè shàng hái nán dǒng de tiān shēng yóu
réntiān shēng shì yóu
bǎi yáng Bai Yangyuèdòu
   duì xìng de shěn měi guān niàn xìng de hūn yīn ##, xìng de xīn děng děng yòu zhe zhū duō píng lùn de lèi wén bìng méi yòu yīn wéi nèi róng shì píng shù ## ér biàn wěi wǎn róu shùnhái shì zhě suǒ shú zhī de bǎi yáng shìde fēng chàng kuài
ài jiù xiàng 'ài shēng mìng
wáng xiǎo Wang Xiaoboyuèdòu
  “…… zhī dào jiāo wài de tiáo rèn yòu shí hòutiān lán 'àntiān shàng de yún cǎi bái hǎo xiàng chū lái de quán tóu shí hòu zhè tiáo shàng jiù zǒu lái tóu nǎoshǎ de hái cháng jiù xiàng gěi zhāng xiàngpiàn shàng yànghòu lái yòu zǒu guò lái yòu hēi yòu shòu de shàoniánhòu lái yòu zǒu guò lái yòu gāo yòu shòu yòu chǒu de jiā huǒhuàn sàn de yào mìngchū de huān huàn xiǎnghòu láizài guò shí nián jiù yǒng yuǎn huì zǒu shàng zhè tiáo liǎo huān de shì ?”
méi rén zhī yuǎn de qīng chūn shù xiē yōu shāng de nián qīng rén
zhī yuǎn Xu Zhiyuanyuèdòu
  《 xiē yōu shāng de nián qīng rénshì míng jiào zhī yuǎn de qīng nián zài xīng fēi guǎn běi xiào yuán de nán shēng shè chuáng shàngchūn tiān de běi fāng chéng shì jiē dào biān zāo zhì huì huò zhě qīng chūn de wán chéng
   'ěr dēng zài nián chū shì shí shì de jǐn méi yòu yǐn zhòng de zhù shèn zhì lián xiē běn lái yīnggāi qīn jìn de rén jiěduì zhī lěng luò shèn huò píng yǒng yuǎn huì yǐn hōng dòng xuān 'áozài chéng wéi shì jiè míng zhù zhī hòu réng rán shì de de zhě suī rán jiào dìngdàn shǐ zhōng huì hěn duōér zhè xiē zhě gài shì xīn shēn chù de rénér jiù lián zhè xiē de rén gài zhǐ yòu zài de shí hòu cái chū shēn wèijiù xiàng chí xiān shēng suǒ shuōzài fán máng de bái zhòu yòu shí huì jiāng xìn jiāng jué bìng méi yòu shénme hǎo chùzhí dào huáng hūnxīn qíng jiàn jiàn tián jìng xià láicái jué jīng rén shǎn guāngqìn rén fèi dòng zhōng cháng”, ér dào shēn wàn lái jìng zhī shíjiù gèng wéi zhī shén wǎng liǎo
   'ěr dēng - zuò zhě jiǎn jiè
  
   hēng dài wéi suō luó( HenryDavidThoreau,1817-1862) zài 19 shì měi guó wén huà jiàng zhōngkān chēng wèi rén”。 'ài shēng
   'ěr dēng 'ěr dēng
  ( RalphWaldoEmerson)、 ( MargaretFuller) dōushìjiǎn shēng huóde zōng shī men chàng huí guī běn xīnqīn jìn ránzhè zhǒng xiǎng jǐn shēn shēn yǐng xiǎng liǎo měi guó wén huà wéi zhěng shì jiè dài lái liǎo qīng xīn cháng fēngzài shòu quán jiā zhù wán xué hòusuō luó méi yòu zuì xīn rèn chuán tǒng shàng de shì ér shì kāi shǐ liǎo màn yóu zhě de piào shēng 。 1845 nián dào 1847 nián jiān rén yōu zài 'ěr dēng pàn de zhù zhōng liègēng yúnchén xiě zuòyóu chǎn shēng liǎo shēn yuǎn de 'ěr dēng 》。
   'ěr dēng - nèi róng yào
  
   shuō 'ěr dēng 》, dìng yào chí hǎi chí xiān shēng ràng guó rén zhī dào zài yáo yuǎn de měi zhōu yòu zhè me piàn shuǐyòu me xiàng zhuāng de měi guó rén zhù zài biānhǎi yòng jué jué shì lái biǎo míng xiǎng yào miàn cháo hǎichūn nuǎn huā kāi xiǎng yào shuǐ màn guò shēng mìng
  
   chí xiān shēng hòuàihào suō luó de zhě yòu yòng de wén gǎn chóngxīn yǎn liǎo xīn de 'ěr dēng ér dài huān xiān shēng wài shí liǎng nián yòng de yán shù liǎo 'ěr dēng
  
   zhè bǎn běn de yán liú chàngmiào màn,《 zhěcéng jīng xuǎn dēng guò zhōng de piān zhāng zhě duì yuán zhù guò cháng de duàn luò chóngxīn fēn duànjiāng zhuǎn huà de wén huàfēn xiǎo jiéràng wén lái gèng yòu jié zòu gǎnchóngxīn shè de jié yōu měi liàn zhuāng zhēn zhōng duō cǎi yìn shuà hēi de zhèng wén pái shì zhìzōng de mǎn bǎn chā hōng tuō fēn lùn cóng kāi běn hái shì fēng miànsuǒ yòu de yuán zhí zhì rén xīn
   'ěr dēng 'ěr dēng
  
     měi guó rán wén xué de diǎn fàn
    ★ shèng jīngzhū shū tóng bèi měi guó guó huì shū guǎn píng wéi zào zhě de 25 běn shū
    ★ dāng dài měi guó zhě zuì duō de sǎnwén jīng diǎn
    ★ hǎi xīn zhōng de tiān táng shēng huó
  
    ★ běn rèn shí hòu dōunéng ràng de xīn líng píng jìng de shū
   'ěr dēng - biān ji tuī jiàn
  
   dīng( WalterHarding) céng shuō,《 'ěr dēng nèi róng fēng hòu shēn yuǎn shì jiǎn dān shēng huó de quán wēi zhǐ nánshì duì rán de zhēn qíng miáo
   'ěr dēng 'ěr dēng
   shùshì xiàng jīn qián shè huì de tǎo wénshì chuán shì jiǔ yuǎn de wén xué míng zhùshì shèng shūzhèng yīn wèicǐ yǐng xiǎng liǎo tuō 'ěr tàishèng xióng gān děng réncóng 'ér gǎi xiě liǎo xiē mín guó jiā de mìng yùn
  《 'ěr dēng jié gòu yán jǐn yán shēng dòng xíng jiān shí shǎn xiàn chū zhé de líng guāng yòu gāo shān liú shuǐ de wèi dào de duō zhāng jié yào fǎn sòng cái néng wèiér qiě gǎn jué cháng cháng xīnhuò men xiàng suō luó yàng shēn xíngdàn men tōng guò de gān chúnyōu yáng de wén chóngfǎn ránjìn chéng míng zhī jìng
   'ěr dēng - nèi róng jīng yào
  
   'ěr dēng de fēng jǐng shì bēi wēi desuī rán hěn měiquè bìng shì hóng wěi de cháng yóu wán de rén zhù zài 'àn biān de rén wèi néng bèi yǐn zhùdàn shì zhè shēn suì qīng chè zhù chēngzhí jǐyǔ chū de miáo xiě
  
   zhè shì míng liàng de shēn de bàn yīng chángyuán zhōu yuē yīng yòu fēn zhī sānmiàn yuē 61 yīng bàn shì sōng shù xiàng shù lín zhōng yāng de suì yuè yōu jiǔ de lǎo chú liǎo zhēng zhī wàihái méi yòu bié de lái lóng mài xún zhōu de shān fēng rán cóng shuǐ shàng shēng dào 40 zhì 80 yīng chǐ de gāo dàn zài dōng nán miàn gāo dào 100 yīng chǐér dōng biān gèng gāo dào 150 yīng chǐ 'àn guò fēn zhī yīng sān fēn zhī yīng shān shàng quán dōushì sēn lín
  
   suǒ yòu men kāng fāng de shuǐ zhì shǎo yòu liǎng zhǒng yán zhǒng shì zhàn zài yuǎn chù wàng jiàn delìng zhǒnggèng jiē jìn běn lái de yán shì zhàn zài jìn chù kàn jiàn de zhǒng gèng duō kào de shì guānggēn tiān biàn huàzài tiān hǎo de xià cóng shāo yuǎn de fāng wàng chéng xiàn liǎo wèi lán yán bié zài shuǐ dàng yàng de shí hòudàn cóng hěn yuǎn de fāng wàng què shì piàn shēn lánzài fēng bào de tiān xiàyòu shí chéng xiàn chū shēn shí bǎn hǎi shuǐ de yán rán shuō zhè tiān shì lán delìng tiān què yòu shì liǎojìn guǎn tiān lián xiē wēi de gǎn zhī de biàn huà méi yòu
  
   men zhè de shuǐ zhōng kàn dào dāng bái xuě gài zhè piàn fēng jǐng shíshuǐ bīng jīhū dōushì cǎo deyòu rén rèn wéilán nǎi shì chún jié de shuǐ de yán lùn shì liú dòng de shuǐhuò níng jié de shuǐ”。 shìzhí jiē cóng tiáo chuán shàng kàn jìn chù shuǐ yòu yòu zhe fēi cháng zhī tóng de cǎishèn zhì cóng tóng guān chá diǎnkàn 'ěr dēng shì zhè huì 'ér lán 'ér zhì shēn tiān zhī jiān fēn dān liǎo zhè liǎng zhě de cóng shān dǐng shàng kàn fǎn yìng tiān kōng de yán shì zǒu jìn liǎo kànzài néng kàn dào jìn 'àn de shā de fāngshuǐ xiān shì huáng chéng chéng derán hòu shì dàn de liǎorán hòu zhú jiàn jiā shēn láizhí dào shuǐ chéng xiàn liǎo quán zhì de shēn zài yòu xiē shí hòu de guāng xiàn xiàcóng shān dǐng wàng kào jìn 'àn de shuǐ shì cháng shēng dòng deyòu rén shuōzhè shì yuán de fǎn yìng shì zài tiě guǐ dào zhè 'ér de huáng shā dài de chèn tuō xià tóng yàng shì deér qiězài chūn tiānshù hái méi yòu zhǎngdàzhè shì tài kōng zhōng de wèi lántiáohé liǎo huáng shā hòu xíng chéng de dān chún de xiào guǒzhè shì de hóng cǎi juàn de
  
   shì zài zhè fāngchūn tiān láibīng kuài gěi shuǐ fǎn shè shàng lái de tài yáng de liàng gěi zhōng chuán de tài yáng de liàng róng jiě liǎozhè shǒu xiān róng jiě chéng tiáo xiá zhǎi de yùn de yàng ér zhōng jiān hái shì dòng bīngzài qíng lǎng de hòu zhōngxiàng men de shuǐ tuān liú dòng shí píng miàn shì zài jiǔ shí de zhí jiǎo fǎn yìng liǎo tiān kōng dehuò zhě yīn wéi tài guāng liàng liǎocóng jiào yuǎn chù wàng tiān kōng gèng lán xiēér zài zhè zhǒng shí hòufàn zhōu shàng chù tiào wàng dàoyǐng xiàn liǎo zhǒng néng miáo shù de dàn lán xiàng jìn shuǐ de huò biàn de chóuhái xiàng qīng fēng bǎo jiàn zhī tiān kōng hái gèng jiē jìn tiān lán guāng de lìng miàn yuán lái de shēn lún fān shǎn xiàn shēn zhī xiāng biàn hěn húnzhuó liǎozhè shì shìde dài de lán zhào suǒ néng de fǎng shì dōng tiān luò qián fāng yún zhōng chū de jiǎo qíng tiān
  
   shì bēi shuǐfàng zài kōng zhōng kàn què háo yán tóng zhuāng liǎo tóng yàng shù liàng de bēi kōng yàngzhòng suǒ zhōu zhī kuài hòu bǎn biàn chéng xiàn liǎo wēi de yán zhì zào de rén shuō shì de guān tóng yàng de shǎo liǎo jiù huì yòu yán liǎo 'ěr dēng yīnggāi yòu duō shǎo de shuǐ liàng cái néng fàn chū zhè yàng de cóng láidōu zhèng míng zhí jiē cháo xià wàng zhe men de shuǐ de rén suǒ jiàn dào de shì hēi dehuò shēn zōng de dào shuǐ zhōng yóu yǒng de rén shuǐ xiàng suǒ yòu de yànghuì gěi rǎn shàng zhǒng huáng yán dàn shì zhè shuǐ què shì zhè yàng chún jiéyóu yǒng zhě huì bái xiàng shí yàngér gèng guài de shìzài zhè shuǐ zhōng zhī gěi fàng liǎobìng qiě gěi niǔ liǎoxíng tài fēi cháng kuā zhāngzhí ràng kāi lǎng luó lái zuò fān yán jiū
  
   shuǐ shì zhè yàng de tòu míng, 25 zhì 30 yīng chǐ xià miàn de shuǐ dōukě hěn qīng chǔ kàn dàochì jiǎo shuǐ shí kàn dào zài shuǐ miàn xià duō yīng chǐ de fāng yòu chéng qún de yín yuē zhǐ yīng cùn chánglián qián zhě de héng xíng de huā wén néng kàn qīng qīng chǔ chǔ huì jué zhè zhǒng shì yuàn zhān rǎn hóng chéncái dào zhè lái shēng cún de
  
   yòu zài dōng tiān hǎo nián qián liǎowèile diào suō zài bīng shàng liǎo dòngshàng 'àn zhī hòu bǐng tóu rēng zài bīng shàng shì hǎo xiàng yòu shénme 'è guǐ yào kāi wán xiào shìde tóu zài bīng shàng huá guò liǎo gān yuǎngāng hǎo cóng lóng zhōng huá liǎo xià de shuǐ shēn 25 yīng chǐwèile hàoqí tǎng zài bīng shàngcóng lóng wàng kàn dào liǎo bǐng tóu piān zài biān tóu xiàng xià zhí zhe bǐng zhí xiàng shàngshùn zhe shuǐ de mài dòng yáo yáo bǎi bǎiyào shì hòu lái yòu diào liǎo lái néng jiù huì zhè yàng zhí xià zhí dào bǐng làn diào wéi zhǐjiù zài de shàng miànyòng dài lái de záo bīng de záo yòu záo liǎo dòngyòu yòng de dāo xià liǎo kàn dào de jìn zuì cháng de tiáo chì yáng shù zhī zuò liǎo huó jié de shéng juànfàng zài shù zhī de tóuxiǎo xīn fàng xià yòng tào zhù liǎo bǐng chū de fāngrán hòu yòng chì yáng zhī bàng biān de shéng zhè yàng jiù bǐng tóu diào liǎo lái
  
   'àn shì yóu cháng liù xiàng shí yàng de guāng huá de yuán yuán de bái shí chéng dechú liǎng chù xiǎo xiǎo de shā tān zhī wài dǒu zhezòng shēn yuè biàn tiào dào rén shēn de shuǐ zhōngyào shì shuǐ míng jìng chū jué néng kàn dào zhè de chú fēi shì yòu zài duì 'àn shēng yòu rén rèn wéi shēn méi yòu méi yòu chù shì nìng deǒu 'ěr guān chá de guò huò hái huì shuō miàn lián shuǐ cǎo méi yòu gēnzhì jiàn dào de shuǐ cǎochú liǎo zuì jìn gěi shàng zhǎng liǎo de shuǐ yānmò debìng shǔ zhè de cǎo wàibiàn shì xīn chá kàn què shí shì kàn dào chāng wěi deshèn zhì méi yòu shuǐ lián huā lùn shì huáng de huò shì bái dezuì duō zhǐ yòu xiē xīn xíng liǎo cǎo hái yòu liǎng zhāng yǎn càirán 'éryóu yǒng zhě kàn dào menbiàn shì zhè xiē shuǐ cǎo xiàng men shēngzhǎng zài miàn de shuǐ yàng de míng liàng 'ér gòuàn shí shēn zhǎn shuǐzhǐ 'èr gān yuǎnshuǐ shì chún cuì de shāchú liǎo zuì shēn de fēn zǒng miǎn yòu diǎn chén shì xiǔ liǎo de duō shǎo qiū tiān láiluò bèi guā dào shànglìng wài hái yòu xiē guāng liàng de shuǐ táishèn zhì zài shēn dōng shí lìng tiě máo lái de shí hòu men huì gēn zhe bèi shàng lái de
   'ěr dēng - zhuān jiā diǎn píng
  
  “ 1845 nián 3 yuè wěi jiè lái bǐng tóuzǒu dào 'ěr dēng biān de sēn lín dào bèi zào fáng de fāngkāi shǐ kǎn xiē jiàn shǐ shìdegāo sǒng yún 'ér hái nián yòu de bái sōnglái zuò de jiàn zhù cái liào shì kuài de chūn rén men gǎn dào nán guò de dōng tiān zhèng gēn dòng yàng xiāo róngér zhé de shēng mìng kāi shǐ shū shēn liǎo。”
  
   zhè shì suō luó zài 'ěr dēng shū zhōng shù de de shān suì yuè de kāi shǐzhè nián, 7 yuè 4 qià hǎo tiān shì měi guó de guó qìng zhù jìn liǎo shì dùn yuǎn de rén zhù de 'ěr dēng biān de shān lín zhōngcóng shēng huó liǎo liǎng nián duō zài zhè sēn lín zhōngqīn shǒu gài liǎo dòng xiǎo bìng xiàng shì rén xuān gào liǎo rén shēng huó jīng shén shēng huó de ”。 de xiǎo zhǐ yòu zhāng chuáng tào bèi yòu jiàn jiǎn dān de chuī jiàn huàn de yào jìn xíng huí guī rán de shí yàn
  
   suō luó zài xiǎo biān kāi huāng zhòngdìměi tiān liè guò zhe zhǒng jìn yuán shǐ de jiǎn de shēng huó biàn rèn zhēn guān chá huì rén shēng de zhēn zài zhè zài zhè bīn de shān lín guān chá zheqīng tīng zhegǎn shòu zhechén zhebìng qiě mèng xiǎng zheměi tiāntādōu yào huí guī rán hòu de guān chá yàn de kǎogǎn chù xiě zài zhōng fēn yán jiū liǎo cóng rán jiè lái de yīn xùnyuè jīng yànbìng cóng zhōng tàn suǒ rén shēngchǎn shù rén shēngzhèn fèn rén shēng
  
   zhōng fēn de shí jiān zài lín zhōnghěn shǎo yòu rén lái bài fǎng rèn lín dōuyòu yīng zhī yáojiù zhè yàngsuō luó zài 'ěr dēng pàn shēng huó liǎo 920 tiānér hòu zǒu chū sēn línchóngxīn huí dào chéng shì jiǔchū bǎn liǎo gēn zài xiǎo xiě xià de xiē zhěng de sǎnwén wéi 'ěr dēng 》。 jiēguǒměi guó chū xiàn wèi rán zhù xiǎng jiāshì jiè shàng duō liǎo běn hǎo shū
  
   'ěr dēng wēi 'ěr zhèn jǐn 30 fēn zhōng de chéngcóng shì dùn chū zhǐ guò xiǎo shí shàng bìng méi yòu 'ěr dēng zhǐ yòu 'ěr dēng chí táng 'ěr dēng shì míngbìng fēi shì ér shì shí shàng de chí tángyīnggāi shì 'ěr dēng liǎo
  
   zhè de shēng huó shì derán 'ér suō luó què shuō,“ yòu zhù jiàn kāng”。 suō luó hái céng yòng shī yàng de yán shuō:“ bìng duǒ máo ruǐ huā huò chǎng shàng de duǒ gōng yīng zhāng dòu zhī jiàng cǎohuò zhǐ fēng gèng 'ěr huò zhǐ fēng xìn huò běi xīnghuò nán fēng gèng yuè de huò zhēngyuè de róng xuěhuò xīn zhōng de zhǐ zhī zhū gèng 。”
  
   xiàn dài shēng huó zhōng de wén míng rénzuì nán rěn shòu de jiù shì zuì de wèn shì zài xiàn dài wén míng de zhī xiàzài gāng jīn shuǐ de chéng shì sēn lín rén men chún tián jìng de rán jīng yuè lái yuè yuǎn xiē de lìng rén shén wǎng de yuán shǐ shēng huó jīng tuì huà yǐng zōng 'ér dài zhī shì cáo jiāo zhuó zào 'ānrén men shēng huó zài zuì nào de shí dàiquè xiǎn suǒ yòu de qiēdōu yào nán rěn shòu shǐ xiàn dài ràng rén men zài shí jiān liǎo jiě qiú měi jiǎo luò shēng de shì qíngquè ràng rén liǎo jiě miàn duì miàn de liǎng rén de xīn xiàn dài shēng huó de zào dòng huì kǒng diǎn diǎn xìn jiù rén men nòng fēi gǒu tiào diǎn diǎn qíng jiù rén men de xīn yǎo qiān chuāng bǎi kǒngxiàn dài shēng huó chuàng zào chū lái xiàn dài huà de tóng shíchuàng zào chū lái de zhǒng zhǒng gèng shì dǎng derén men de xīn líng yuè lái yuè què cóng wèi xiǎng guò rán de shì zhì wén míng bìng de zuì hǎo fāng
  
   suō luó xiàn liǎo 'ěr dēng zài shēng huóyuè qīng tīngzhǒng dòushēng huǒzuò fàn zhǎo dào liǎo xiǎng de shì bǎo shǒu shì tuì yǐn shì fáng kōng dòng shì shì jué shì fàng sōngshì qīng sōngshì tuō 'ér lián jià rén guān de chén shì xīn xīn 'ér qiè de duì huàshì zǒu chū píng xiàn zhī wài de yuǎn yóu xuǎn níng jìng de fāng shì xuǎn 'ěr dēng xuǎn yuǎn xuān 'áo de tián jìngxuǎn zài chūn tiān fèn nán de hǎo xīn qíngzài biānzài lín zhōngzài 'ěr dēng chéng míng de yuè guāng xiàcóng róng shēng huólíng tīng shēng huó de jiào huì zhēn shànràng zhì zài lín zhōng shí cái xiàn céng shēng huó guò”。 suō luó chàng dǎo zhǒng shēng huó guān niàn zhǒng xiàn dài zhì shēng huó fēng duì de jiǎn de shēng huó fāng shì
  
   shì rén men xiàn liǎo suō luó xiàn liǎo wèi jiè xīn líng de liáng yàolái píng xīn líng de zào dòng
  
   jiù xiàng suō luó de yàng,《 'ěr dēng shì 'ān jìng de jìng jìng de shūbìng shì nào nào de shū shì běn de shū běn de shū zhǐ shì běn rén de shū guǒ yuè zhě de xīn méi yòu 'ān jìng xià láikǒng jiù hěn nán jìn dào zhè běn shū
  
   suō luó yán jiū zhuān jiā dīng shuō:《 'ěr dēng zhì shǎo yòu zhǒng zuò wéi rán de shū zuò wéi gēngshēng jiǎn dān shēng huó de zhǐ nánzuò wéi píng xiàn dài shēng huó de fěng zuò pǐnzuò wéi wén xué míng zhù zuò wéi běn shén shèng de shū
  
   gèng duō de rén yuàn 'ěr dēng zuò wéi gēngshēngjiǎn dān shēng huó de zhǐ nán lái yīn wéi suō luó jīng guò shí jiàn xiàn néng 28 yuán lái jiàn jiāyòng 0.27 yuán lái wéi chí zhōu de shēng huó nián zhōng 6 xīng de shí jiān zuàn gòu nián de shēng huó fèi yòngshèng de 46 xīng zuò huān zuò de shìyīn wéi 'ěr dēng zài dāng shí biàn yòu liǎo de yòu huò nián suō luó de fǎng xiào zhě nán shù men yǐn tuì lín zhōngzài 'ěr dēng pàn jiàn zào máo shèzhè chéng wéi měi guó fēng xíng shí de shí shàng
  
   dàn shì suō luó de pàn bìng néng shì wèishénme yǐn shì shēng shì yòu mùdì tàn suǒ rén shēng pàn rén shēngzhèn fèn rén shēngchǎn shù rén shēng de gèng gāo guī bìng shì xiāo de shì debìng shì táo rén shēng shì zǒu xiàng rén shēngbìng qiě jiù zài zhè zhōng jiān céng yòng de fāng shìtóu shēn dāng shí de zhèng zhì dǒu zhēng zhī chí gān de fēi bào zuò yùn dòng duì fèi yùn dòng xīn de níng jìng shì tán shuǐ shì shàn shēn
  
   zài shēng qián bìng méi yòu shénme míng shēng shēng zhǐ chū bǎn liǎo liǎng běn shū。 1849 nián fèi chū bǎn liǎokāng méi mài shàng de xīng 》, yìn xíng 1000 zhǐ shòu chū 100 duō sòng diào 75 cún xià 7000 duō zài shū diàn cāng fàng dào 1853 niánquán tuì gěi zuò zhě liǎosuō luó céng huī xié shuō jiā yuē cáng shū 900 zhù de shū 700 duō
  
   de 'èr běn shū jiù shì 'ěr dēng 》。 méi yòu shòu dào rén men de zhù chū bǎn 2000 yòng liǎo 5 nián duō de shí jiān cái mài wánshèn zhì hái zāo dào zhān · luò 'è 'ěr luó · · wén shēng de fěng píngzhǐ yòu qiáo zhì · ài lüè 1856 nián yuán yuèzài mǐn zhōu bàoshàng gěi shēn chén 'ér mǐn gǎn de shū qíngchāo fán shèngde hǎo píng
  
   suí zhe shí guāng de liú shìzhè běn shū de yǐng xiǎng shì yuè lái yuè jīng chéng wéi měi guó wén xué zhōng de běn dezhuó yuè de míng zhùdào qián wéi zhǐ shū jīng chū xiàn liǎo jiāng jìn 200 duō bǎn běnbìng bèi chéng duō guó jiā de wén yòu de píng lùn jiā rèn wéi 'ěr dēng zuò wéi zhǒng 19 shì de bīn xùn piāo liú lái yuè tóng shí shì suō luó shǐ rán sǎnwén mén liǎo xīn de gài niàn,《 'ěr dēng kān chēng xiàn dài měi guó sǎnwén zuì zǎo de bǎng yàng tóng shí dài de zuò jiā huò sāngméi 'ěr wéi 'ěr 'ài shēng děng rén de zuò pǐn xiāng yòu jié rán tóng zhī chù 20 shì sǎnwén de fēng zhè diǎn xiàn de píng zhí jiǎn jié yòu guān diǎnwán quán xiàng wéi duō zhōng sǎnwén yàng sǎnmànyòng jīng jiáo qíng méi yòu méng lóng chōu xiàng de tōng guò yuè shū men huì jīng xiàn zhè běn xiě 19 shì de zuò pǐn hǎi míng wēihēng · zhān děng rén de zuò pǐn fēng shí fēn jiē jìnzhǐ guò suō luó de fēng gèng xiǎn fēng 'ér
  
  《 'ěr dēng zhōng yòu duō piān shì xíng xiàng miáo huìyōu měi zhìxiàng shuǐ de chún jié tòu míngxiàng shān lín de mào cuì yòu xiē piān shuō tòu chèshí fēn jīng yòu xìngwén yōu měi shǎn guāngqìn rén xīn suō luó duì chūn tiānduì míngzuò liǎo dòng rén de miáo xiě zhe zhè yàng de wén rán huì huì dào xiàng shàng de jīng shén duàn jiāng yuè zhě shēng gāozhè shì 100 duō nián qián de shūzhì jīn hái wèi shī de
  
   suō luó shuō 'ěr dēng shì shén de zhè de shuǐ qīng chè jiàn kàn dào shuǐ zhōng de cǎoliú dòng de zài shuǐ liú zhōng dòng de shí shuǐ chōng mǎn liǎo guāng míng dàoyǐngchéng wéi xià jiè tiān kōngzhè díquè shì rán de jīng língshì shàng de shén lái zhī suō luó zhǎo dào liǎo 'ěr dēng me shì shí hòu zhǎo zhǎo men de jīng shén jiā yuán liǎo
   'ěr dēng - miào jiā
  
   bìng duǒ máo ruǐ huā huò chǎng shàng de duǒ gōng yīng zhāng dòu zhī jiàng cǎohuò zhǐ fēng gèng 'ěr huò zhǐ fēng xìn huò běi xīnghuò nán fēng gèng yuè de huò zhēngyuè de róng xuěhuò xīn zhōng de zhǐ zhī zhū gèng


  Walden (first published as Walden; or, Life in the Woods) is an American book written by noted Transcendentalist Henry David Thoreau. The work is part personal declaration of independence, social experiment, voyage of spiritual discovery, and manual for self reliance.
  
  Published in 1854, it details Thoreau's experiences over the course of two years in a cabin he built near Walden Pond, amidst woodland owned by his friend and mentor Ralph Waldo Emerson, near Concord, Massachusetts.
  
  Thoreau did not intend to live as a hermit, for he received visitors and returned their visits. Rather, he hoped to isolate himself from society to gain a more objective understanding of it. Simple living and self-sufficiency were Thoreau's other goals, and the whole project was inspired by transcendentalist philosophy, a central theme of the American Romantic Period. As Thoreau made clear in his book, his cabin was not in wilderness but at the edge of town, not far from his family home.
  
  Synopsis
  
  Economy: In this first and longest chapter, Thoreau outlines his project: a two-year and two-month stay at a cozy, "tightly shingled and plastered," English-style 10' x 15' cottage in the woods near Walden Pond. He does this, he says, to illustrate the spiritual benefits of a simplified lifestyle. He easily supplies the four necessities of life (food, shelter, clothing, and fuel) with the help of family and friends, particularly his mother, his best friend, and Mr. and Mrs. Ralph Waldo Emerson. The latter provided Thoreau with a work exchange — he could build a small house and plant a garden if he cleared some land on the woodlot and did other chores while there. Thoreau meticulously records his expenditures and earnings, demonstrating his understanding of "economy," as he builds his house and buys and grows food. For a home and freedom, he spent a mere $28.12 1/2, in 1845. At the end of this chapter, Thoreau inserts a poem, "The Pretensions of Poverty," by seventeenth-century English poet Thomas Carew. The poem criticizes those who think that their poverty gives them unearned moral and intellectual superiority.
  
  Where I Lived, and What I Lived For: After playing with the idea of buying a farm, Thoreau describes his house's location. Then he explains that he took up his abode at Walden Woods so as to "live deliberately, to front only the essential facts of life, and see if I could not learn what it had to teach, and not, when I came to die, discover that I had not lived." Although he criticizes the dedication of his neighbors to working, he himself is quite busy at Walden — building and maintaining his house, raising thousands of bean plants and other vegetables, making bread, clearing land, chopping wood, making repairs for the Emersons, going into town, and writing every day. His time at Walden was his most productive as a writer.
  
  Reading: Thoreau discusses the benefits of classical literature (preferably in the original Greek or Latin), and bemoans the lack of sophistication in Concord, evident in the popularity of unsophisticated literature. He also loved to read books by world travelers. He yearns for a utopian time when each New England village supports "wise men" to educate and thereby ennoble the population.
  
  Sounds: Thoreau opens this chapter by warning against relying too much on literature as a means of transcendence. Instead, one should experience life for oneself. Thus, after describing his house's beautiful natural surroundings and his casual housekeeping habits, Thoreau goes on to criticize the train whistle that interrupts his reverie. To him, the railroad symbolizes the destruction of the pastoral way of life. Following is a description of the sounds audible from his cabin: the church bells ringing, carriages rattling and rumbling, cows lowing, whip-poor-wills singing, owls hooting, frogs croaking, and cockerels crowing.
  
  Solitude: Thoreau rhapsodizes about the beneficial effects of living solitary and close to nature. He claims to love being alone, saying "I never found the companion that was so companionable as solitude."
  
  Visitors: Thoreau writes about the visitors to his house. Among the 25 or 30 visitors is a young French-Canadian woodchopper, Alec Therien, whom Thoreau idealizes as approaching the ideal man, and a runaway slave, whom Thoreau helps on his journey to freedom in Canada.
  
  The Bean-Field: Thoreau relates his efforts to cultivate two and a half acres of beans. He plants in June and spends his summer mornings weeding the field with a hoe. He sells most of the crop, and his small profit of $8.71 covers his needs that were not provided by friends and family.
  
  The Village: Thoreau visits the small town of Concord every day or two to hear the news, which he finds "as refreshing in its way as the rustle of the leaves." Nevertheless, he fondly but rather contemptuously compares Concord to a gopher colony. In late summer, he is arrested for refusing to pay federal taxes, but is released the next day. He explains that he refuses to pay taxes to a government that supports slavery.
  
  The Ponds: In autumn, Thoreau rambles about the countryside and writes down his observations about the geography of Walden Pond and its neighbors: Flint's Pond (or Sandy Pond), White Pond, and Goose Pond. Although Flint's is the largest, Thoreau's favorites are Walden and White ponds, which he says are lovelier than diamonds.
  
  Baker Farm: While on an afternoon ramble in the woods, Thoreau gets caught in a rainstorm and takes shelter in the dirty, dismal hut of John Field, a penniless but hard-working Irish farmhand, and his wife and children. Thoreau urges Field to live a simple but independent and fulfilling life in the woods, thereby freeing himself of employers and creditors. But the Irishman won't give up his dreams of luxury, which is the American dream.
  
  Higher Laws: Thoreau discusses whether hunting wild animals and eating meat is good. He concludes that the primitive, animal side of humans drives them to kill and eat animals, and that a person who transcends this propensity is superior to those who don't. (Thoreau eats fish and occasionally salt pork and woodchuck.) In addition to vegetarianism, he lauds chastity, work, and teetotalism. He also recognizes that Indians need to hunt and kill moose for survival in "The Maine Woods," and ate moose on a trip to Maine while he was living at Walden.
  
  Brute Neighbors: Thoreau briefly discusses the many wild animals that are his neighbors at Walden. A description of the nesting habits of partridges is followed by a fascinating account of a massive battle between red and black ants. Three of the combatants he takes into his cabin and examines under a microscope as the black ant kills the two smaller red ones. Later, Thoreau takes his boat and tries to follow a teasing loon about the pond. He also collects animal specimens and ships them to Harvard College for study.
  
  House-Warming: After picking November berries in the woods, Thoreau adds a chimney, and finely plasters the walls of his sturdy house to stave off the cold of the oncoming winter. He also lays in a good supply of firewood, and expresses affection for wood and fire.
  
  Former Inhabitants; and Winter Visitors: Thoreau relates the stories of people who formerly lived in the vicinity of Walden Pond. Then he talks about a few of the visitors he receives during the winter: a farmer, a woodchopper, and his best friend, the poet Ellery Channing.
  
  Winter Animals: Thoreau amuses himself by watching wildlife during the winter. He relates his observations of owls, hares, red squirrels, mice, and various birds as they hunt, sing, and eat the scraps and corn he put out for them. He also describes a fox hunt that passes by.
  
  The Pond in Winter: Thoreau describes Walden Pond as it appears during the winter. He claims to have sounded its depths and located an underground outlet. Then he recounts how 100 laborers came to cut great blocks of ice from the pond, the ice to be shipped to the Carolinas.
  
  Spring: As spring arrives, Walden and the other ponds melt with stentorian thundering and rumbling. Thoreau enjoys watching the thaw, and grows ecstatic as he witnesses the green rebirth of nature. He watches the geese winging their way north, and a hawk playing by itself in the sky. As nature is reborn, the narrator implies, so is he. He departs Walden on September 6, 1847.
  
  Conclusion: This final chapter is more passionate and urgent than its predecessors. In it, he criticizes conformity: "If a man does not keep pace with his companions, perhaps it is because he hears a different drummer. Let him step to the music which he hears, however measured or far away." By doing so, men may find happiness and self-fulfillment.
  
   "I do not say that John or Jonathan will realize all this; but such is the character of that morrow which mere lapse of time can never make to dawn. The light which puts out our eyes is darkness to us. Only that day dawns to which we are awake. There is more day to dawn. The sun is but a morning star."
  
  Themes
  
  Walden emphasizes the importance of solitude, contemplation, and closeness to nature in transcending the "desperate" existence that, he argues, is the lot of most people. The book is not a traditional autobiography, but combines autobiography with a social critique of contemporary Western culture's consumerist and materialist attitudes and its distance from and destruction of nature. That the book is not simply a criticism of society, but also an attempt to engage creatively with the better aspects of contemporary culture, is suggested both by Thoreau's proximity to Concord society and by his admiration for classical literature. There are signs of ambiguity, or an attempt to see an alternative side of something common.
  
  Thoreau regarded his sojourn at Walden as an experiment with a threefold purpose. First, he was escaping the dehumanizing effects of the Industrial Revolution by returning to a simpler, agrarian lifestyle. Second, he was simplifying his life and reducing his expenditures, increasing the amount of leisure time in which he could work on his writings (most of A Week on the Concord and Merrimack Rivers was written at Walden). Much of the book is devoted to stirring up awareness of how one's life is lived, materially and otherwise, and how one might choose to live it more deliberately. Third, he was putting into practice the Transcendentalist belief that one can best "transcend" normality and experience the Ideal, or the Divine, through nature.
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