Ralph Waldo Emerson - Selected Works

Selected Works

See also category: Works by Ralph Waldo Emerson

Collections

  • Essays: First Series (1841)
  • Essays: Second Series (1844)
  • Poems (1847)
  • Nature; Addresses and Lectures (1849)
  • Representative Men (1850)
  • English Traits (1856)
  • The Conduct of Life (1860)
  • May Day and Other Poems (1867)
  • Society and Solitude (1870)
  • Letters and Social Aims (1876)

Individual essays

  • "Nature" (1836)
  • "Self-Reliance" (Essays: First Series)
  • "Compensation" (First Series)
  • "The Over-Soul" (First Series)
  • "Circles" (First Series)
  • "The Poet" (Essays: Second Series)
  • "Experience" (Essays: Second Series)
  • "Politics" (Second Series)
  • "The American Scholar"
  • "New England Reformers"

Poems

  • "Concord Hymn"
  • "The Rhodora"
  • "Brahma"
  • "Uriel"

Letters

  • Letter to Martin Van Buren

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