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Editor's Note vii
Introduction Harold Bloom 1
The Question of Means Stephen E. Whicher 15
Emerson: The American Religion Harold Bloom 33
The Curse of Kehama Barbara L. Packer 63
Detachment and Transition Julie Ellison 91
Emerson and the Work of Melancholia Mark Edmundson 109
Emerson and the Ode to W.H. Charming David Bromwich 125
The Way of Life by Abandonment: Emerson's Impersonal Sharon Cameron 137
Self-Reliance and the Life of the Mind George Kateb 171
Emerson's Constitutional Amending: Reading "Fate" Stanley Cavell 205
Afterthought: Reflections in the Evening Land Harold Bloom 227
Chronology 235
Contributors 239
Bibliography 241
Acknowledgments 245
Index 247
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