Question

Transcendentalists were known for

Answer 1

The correct option is c. using nature as a teacher.

Further explanation:

In the late 1820s and 1830s, the philosophical movement Transcendentalism arose as a response against spirituality and intellectuality. Transcendentalism is a reaction against Romanticism. The movement arose from the English and German Romanticism as a response to it. The transcendentalists believed in the goodness possessed by the people. They believed that society and the institutions related to it make them corrupt and decrease the purity of the individual. The transcendentalist believed that the people are the purest entity who are independent in themselves. Nathanial Hawthorne, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, and Walt Whitman are the important figures of the movement. The primary thought of the movement was focused on religion and politics which are responsible for corrupting the people. Individuals are considered to be pure at their original state. It is from such individuals that a community forms. They placed the goodness of humanity and the soul before the supremacy of logic. They believe in God was made personal. They believed that for spiritual insights no intermediaries are required. Idealism and love for nature were embraced. They appreciated nature and had a great love for it. Transcendentalism was not just limited to the purity of the humans. The issues related to slavery, women empowerment and equality were also subsumed.

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Answer details:

Grade: High School

Subject: English

Chapter: Transcendentalism

Keywords:

Transcendentalism, Nathanial Hawthorne, Henry Wadsworth Longfellow, Walt Whitman, philosophical movement

Answer 2

Transcendentalists were known for 
C: Using nature as a teacher.