Vol. 31 No. 2: (Fall 2004): Special Issue on Walden Sesquicentennial

Articles

• Introduction: Walden Sesquicentennial Essays

  Nina Baym

  1-11

• Walden: Climbing the Canon

  Robert Sattelmeyer

  12-29

• Thoreau and Idealism: ‘Face to Face to a Fact'

  David M. Robinson

  30-50

• The Cimeter’s ‘Sweet’ Edge: Thoreau, Contemplation, and Violence

  Larry J. Reynolds

  51-74

• Following Thoreau’s Instincts

  William Rossi

  75-92

• Thoreau’s Materialism: From Walden to Wild Fruits

  Lance Newman

  93-121

• Thoreau, Homer, and Community

  Robert Oscar López

  122-151

• ‘And What Became of Your Philosophy Then?’ Women Reading Walden

  Sarah Ann Wider

  152-171

• Lakes of Light: Modes of Representation in Walden

  Daniel H. Peck

  172-185

• Walden and the Georgic Mode

  Michael G. Ziser

  186-205

• Thoreau’s Divide: Rediscovering the Environmentalist/Agriculturalist Debate in Walden’s ‘Baker Farm’

  Robert Cummings

  206-229

• Leaving Walden

  Dana Phillips

  230-262