Literary Art as a Form of Self-Inquiry in Thoreau’s Walden

In his non-fiction work Walden, Henry David Thoreau’s internal dialogues and meditations reveal to us his “self” as embodied in his literary work. While in this selected work there is a close analogy between self and the text, which both are a series of inner voices juxtaposed with and often contrad...

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