American Transcendentalism and Asian Religions

1. Introduction: Transcendentalism and the Orient 2. Predecessors: The First Meetings of East and West The German Tradition and the East The English Romantics and the Orient Fair Joseph Priestley: Moses and the Hindoos 3. Emerson, Thoreau, Alcott, and the Orient Emerson's Mine Thoreau Sauntering Eastward Alcott's Universal Bible 4. The Dissenters: Melville and Brownson Melville as Gnostic Orestes Brownson and Tradition 5. The Ambience: Orientalism in General-Interest American Magazines The Popular Climate West and East Concluding Remarks 6. Ambience and Embodiment of Transcendental Dreams Converting the World Images of America's Golden Age Transcendental Dreams and Earthly Fiction 7. Transcendentalist Periodicals and the Orient Literary Religion and Social Reform: The Western Messenger, The Dial, The Present, The Harbinger, and The Spirit of the Age The Universal and the Particular: The Cincinnati Dial, The Radical, The Index, and the Journal of Speculative Philosophy 8. Patterns in Literary Religion: The Orient and the Second Cycle of Transcendentalism Beginnings: Lydia Maria Child and The Progress of Religious Ideas Unitarian Transcendentalism: James Freeman Clarke and Elizabeth Peabody Universal Religion: John Weiss and Samuel Johnson The Sympathetic Universalism of William Rounseville Alger Octavius Brooks Frothingham's Religion of Humanity and Moncure Conway's Anthropocentrism 9. Conclusion Drawing Conclusions in the Drawing Room Artists and Asia Popular Ramifications The Twentieth Century Bibliography Index

American and British Literature Analysis · History · Philosophy · Religious studies

• Free and easy wandering’

  Simon Morley•World Art•2016

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• Vivekananda, Sarah Farmer, and global spiritual transformations in the fin de siècle

  Open Access•Ruth Harris•Journal of Global History•2019

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• The Transnational Circulation of Dissent

  Simon Lewis•Safundi•2013

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• The Philosophy of Halfness and the Philosophy of Duality

  Open Access•Therese Boos Dykeman•Hypatia•2004

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• The Representation of Oriental Others in Haydn’s L’incontro improvviso

  Open Access•Oak Joo Yap•Manusya Journal of Humanities•2019

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• The Metempsychotic Mind

  John Michael Corrigan•Journal of the History of Ideas•2010

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• “Ex Oriente Lux”

  Open Access•Alan D Hodder•Harvard Theological Review•1993

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• Philosophy of education in a new key

  Morimichi Kato, Naoko Saito et al.•Educational Philosophy and Theory•2020

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• Royce's Windows to the East

  Frank M Oppenheim•Transactions of the Charles S…•2007

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• Active and Contemplative Lives in a Changing Climate

  Open Access•Alda Balthrop-Lewis•Journal of the American Academy…•2019

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• American Reincarnations

  C Bender•Journal of the American Academy…•2007

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• Connecting Their Selves

  Open Access•Tuhina Ganguly•Journal of the American Academy…•2018

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• Herman Melville's Near East Journal and Ahmet Hamdi Tanpinar's Five Cities

  Kim Fortuny•Nineteenth Century Contexts•2015

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• India in the American Imaginary, 1780s–1880s

  Open Access•Rajender Kaur, Anupama Arora•India in the American Imaginary,…•2017

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• Hidden Intercourse

  Wouter J Hanegraaff, Jeffrey J Kripal•Hidden Intercourse•2022

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• William James and Buddhism

  David Scott•Religion•2000

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• Getting off the Wheel

  Open Access•Bas J H Jacobs•Numen•2020

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• Approaching therasa-lilaof 'great men

  Vera Höke•Religion•2015

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• Synesius of Cyrene and the American “Synesii”

  Jay Bregman•Numen•2016

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