A reaction in part against the Unitarian Church and its teachings, this movement was based heavily upon the ideas of German Idealism.
A reaction in part against the Unitarian Church and its teachings, this movement was based heavily upon the ideas of German Idealism. Prominent members of the movement included Bronson Alcott and Margaret Fuller, who was one editor of its newsletter, The Dial. For ten points, identify this American literary movement, the most famous members of which were Ralph Waldo Emerson and Henry David Thoreau.
A reaction in part against the Unitarian Church and its teachings, this movement was based heavily upon the ideas of German Idealism.
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