Compare And Contrast Emerson's Views On Civil Disobedience
Likewise, Emerson would spend life in prison then obeying law
Against his nature. Emerson, a transcendentalist has stated that “ All
I must do is all that concerns me, not what people think.”, judging superior of his beliefs over others opinions. He would rebel the law that goes against his beliefs, then conforming it, often resulting in prisonment, Which he would willingly accept because he takes decisions based on his conscience. He would fight and serve prisonment then obey law against his beliefs. Emerson tells us that
“No laws can be sacred to me, but that of my nature.” Concluding he
Would rebel law then confirming it against his
Against his nature. Emerson, a transcendentalist has stated that “ All
I must do is all that concerns me, not what people think.”, judging superior of his beliefs over others opinions. He would rebel the law that goes against his beliefs, then conforming it, often resulting in prisonment, Which he would willingly accept because he takes decisions based on his conscience. He would fight and serve prisonment then obey law against his beliefs. Emerson tells us that
“No laws can be sacred to me, but that of my nature.” Concluding he
Would rebel law then confirming it against his