L’importanza Del Walden Di Thoreau

Annali Del Dipartimento di Filosofia 12:57-74 (2006)
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An interview with Stanley Cavell about his early book The Senses of Walden. First of all the interview clarifies some parts of that book and explains how it was written, then Cavell describes his relation with the figures of Thoreau and Emerson, his peculiar approach in reading the works of other authors, and tells something about his way of writing philosophy

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