reaction in another work.
This author discussed a need for a more scholastic rule to remove ourselves from a "thin, plausible, superficial experiecence," in one of his works, while he discussed the "theory of mechanic forces" and defined polarity as action and [?] reaction in another work. In addition to "Literary Ethics" and "Compensation," he argued that the great figures of the past were bookworms instead of "Man Thinking," in his address to Harvard, The American Scholar. He also argued "the wise man stays at home," when discussing the "superstition of traveling." That work describes genius as believing in your own thoughts and presents an image of the best path taken by a ship is zigzagged to contend a "Foolish Consistency is the Hobgoblin of Little Minds." For ten points, name this author of Self-Reliance
This author discussed a need for a more scholastic rule to remove ourselves from a "thin, plausible, superficial experiecence," in one of his works, while he discussed the "theory of mechanic forces" and defined polarity as action and [?]
Ralph Waldo {Emerson}