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Explanation: Emerson, “mean egotism” vanishes when he is engulfed in nature and is able to forget all his worldly worries. b) Emerson probably defines “mean egotism” as the judgment of the world. c) Emerson believes that peace and being one with the universe replaces “mean egotism.”
Answer: I would, because I get stage fright real bad
Explanation: Hope this helps but this is me not you :)
Answer:
A. "Sonnet XV," by Maximilian Voloshin
Explanation:
Maximilian Voloshin was a poet, born in Russia in the mid 1870´s, he was one of the greatest representants of the russian simbolist school, and he wrote Sonnet XV a sonnet that as you can infere from the name has 14 verses, and falong with other poems forms the document "Lunaria" Sonnet XV is an ode to the moon, as you can see right form the first line:
<em>"Pure pearl of silence brooding on the sky,"</em>
That´s why the answer is "Sonnet XV" by Miximilian Voloshin.
It depends. Conforming is a passive choice, in order to not have to question and be aware of a situation/action/opinion. I think that if you're non-conforming to whatever the conformity wants, then yes it is another way of conforming because you're still not active in the process. On the other hand, if you decide based on knowledge and information when you want to conform and when you do not want to confirm you're transforming a passive process in an active one. In this case, non-conforming is truly authentic.
