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I would consider Dickerson’s poem is transcendental because it shows an appreciation for nature and the relationship between it and humans.

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The relationship between Nature and Science in this poem is that nature can’t be replaced with science or anything else for the fact, that is where the beauty of nature is found.

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I would characterize Dickinson's poem as transcendental because she has a positive view on nature while considering science as lower.

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The relationship between nature and science in the poem is nature is beautiful while science is constantly trying to be better.

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The relationship between nature and human nature in the poem is that they are dependent on each other.

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Hanjos poem echoes thoreau's words by having a connection of finding one self in nature.

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Poetic conventions hajo employ to develop the theme is anaphora and imperative.

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The theme of the poem is that in order to grow, you must accept all of yourself. The way the poem echoes the ideals of transcendentalism by him accepting both sides and finding peace.

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The duo he is talking about in line 13 are the two sides that reside within himself.

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Dickerson poem is and can be characterized with transcendentalism because it connect with idea of nature and how science cannot compute with nature.

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Nature is connected with animals and humans because we are all in that unique relationship. The poem is explaining that science cannot replicate nature.

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The relationship between nature and Human Nature is that they are both bonded through nature.

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Harjo's words echo Thoreau's words because they are both tied together with the idea of nature and self-reliance.

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The relationship between Nature and Human Nature is much closer than some may thing, without one there wouldn't be the other.

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Harjo mentions the sky and sun which relate to Thoreau's words that say these things are what awaken us.

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I would characterize Dickerson's poem as transcendentalism with the idea of nature and simplicity. SImilar to Transcendentalism, Dickerson ignores science and puts nature as a priority.

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Harjo uses repetition to have the reader really remember where life began.

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The theme of this poem is finding balance between the two sides of an individual, being yourself and the side that yearns for the acceptance of others. The poem echos ideals of transcendentalism by the speaker finding self-reliance valuable.

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Dickinson's poem can be characterized as transcendental as there is a great amount of appreciation/high regard for nature but it seems to only be this way during the Spring time as she says "A light exists in spring. Not present on the year" (Dickinson 314).

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The "Duo" that the speaker refers to is the two sides of him.

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The relationship between science and nature in Dickinson's poem is that science is not capable of replicating nature. Science and nature are very different. -Keren Ruiz

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Harjo's poem echoes Thoreau's words because there is a clear admiration/appreciation for natures beauty.Thoreau and Harjo both believed that nature plays a great role in the life of an individual as it helps them become more aware.
-Keren Ruiz

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Personally, I would not consider Dickerson's poem to be transcendental. While she does show an immense respect towards nature, she shares no other key beliefs to the movement. In Emerson's and Thoreau's work, they emphasize independence and thinking beyond the limits. Hence, I would not view Dickerson as a transcendentalist, instead a nature lover or spring lover, as she does not mention any core beliefs related to exploring one's potential.

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Personally, I would not consider Dickerson's poem to be transcendental. While she does show an immense respect towards nature, she shares no other key beliefs to the movement. In Emerson's and Thoreau's work, they emphasize independence and thinking beyond the limits. Hence, I would not view Dickerson as a transcendentalist, instead a nature lover or spring lover, as she does not mention any core beliefs related to exploring one's potential.

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No, I would not characterize Dickinson's poem as transcendental. I say this because the only idea she shares with them is her love of nature, which is also only temporary. As the title suggests, Dickinson really only appreciates nature at one time in the year: spring. Rather than upholding a transcendentalist belief of admiring nature at all times, she only does so when March arrives.

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I would say it's transcendental because it shows an appreciation for nature and speaks about a relationship between nature and people.

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I think that I would Consider Dickinson's poem as transcendental because it is surrounded with ideas that place nature above all. It completely disregards the world of science as places it below the importance of nature.

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The author considers nature to be a beautiful, unique factor that can not be replicated by science.  

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The author considers nature to be a beautiful, unique factor that can not be replicated by science.  

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There really is no relationship between nature and science here, she speaks about how science can't explain nature nor what it does for the human nature.

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Yes, I would consider Dickerson's poem as trascendental due to how she connects life to nature, emphasizing on how connected they are. Her view on the beauty and importance of nature shows the transcendentalist values. The fact that she also pushes away towards the ideas of science and how it is not as significant as nature.

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Dickinson's poem could be characterized as transcendentalist because it also shows the value of nature. It makes many connections between human and nature.              - Angela Chen

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I would characterize Dickerson's poem as transcendental because it sides with nature and defends nature and completely turns down science.

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I would characterize Dickinson’s poem as transcendental because of her stance with nature. Like other transcendentalists we’ve learned about, she creates a connection between mankind and nature, turning down on science as she appreciates the beauty behind our connections with nature.

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The relationship between nature and science is how science tries to overcome nature. Science attempts to grasp something out of its reach which is nature.

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I would characterize Dickerson's poem as transcendental because it communicates the idea the individual has a strong connection to nature. It is capable of evoking feelings in the individual, and overall helping to find one's true-self.

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I would characterize Dickinson's poem as transcendental because she glorifies nature and views it as a phenomenon.

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I would characterize Dickerson's poem as transcendental because of her use of connected nature to humankind and conveying a deep sense of admiration for this bond.

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I would characterize Dickinson's poem as transcendental because it focuses on nature and the ways in which nature communicates with people. The poem also reveals the importance of nature. Transcendentalism values nature and encourages people to discover their relationship with nature, and Dickinson's poem explores this relationship.

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The relationship between nature and science is that science attempts to beat/be better than nature in its beauty but it simply will never win.

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Dickerson's poem is overtly transcendentalist in some aspects as she seems to care greatly for nature but only in the Springtime.

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I would indeed characterize Dickerson's poem as being transcendental. She states how the light in the spring creates a feeling within and "it almost speaks to you" (Dickerson 314). This shows that she values nature and the meaning behind it.

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The relationship between nature and human nature is that the love of nature leads Wordsworth to the love of man. Man and natur are inseparable. Man doesn't exist outside the natural world, he is part of it.

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Dickenson's poem draws upon transcendental themes, like the divinity of nature and the relationship between nature and the self. Similarly, the poem rejects science, a subject often driven by society, denouncing it as less important than nature. One could argue that because of these reasons, the poem should be characterized as transcendental.

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I would characterize Dickinson's poem as transcendental because her description of nature captures the awe-inspiring divinity of it. She even rejects the idea of science being able to hinder it. She appreciates its untouched beauty.

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In this poem, the relationship between science and nature is filled with tension. "That Science cannot overtake" (Dickinson, 314) is a quote that illustrates nature's irreplaceability and how Science is ultimately far less significant to nature.

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I would characterize Dickerson's poem as Transcendental because of its high value of nature and acceptance of the self. This poem serves to create a respectful bond with nature and what it has to offer society, which is a core Transcendentalist ideal.

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The relationship between Nature and Science in this poem is nonexistent. Dickinson believes that in order for someone to feel what nature has to offer, then science must not be involved.

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She describes human nature and nature as a relationship that goes hand in hand, that nature almost like speaks to you.

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I would characterize Dickerson's poem as transcendental because it is explaining how nature can not be replicated, and that shows that someone can't be replicated.

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I wouldn't really classify it as transcendental as it seems to care about one time in nature and that's spring. She says it is "Not present on the year / At any other period" (Dickinson 314). To be a transcendentalist, you have to accept all of it, the good, the bad, and even the ugly.

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Science is said to be lesser than nature; however advanced science becomes, it can't trump the relationship between people and nature.

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Similar to the previous question, lines 5-8 acknowledges that human interactions, our emotions, are much more complex - ineffable than scientific analysis could explain. Nature itself, & the beauty it carries, cannot be so easily replaced by science. 

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The relationship between nature and human nature in this poem is just a natural bond between humans and nature. Humans always resort to their nature and natural instincts therefore nature and human nature are very well bonded.

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The relationship between Nature and Science in this poem is that they are sort of conflicting as Dickinson states,"A Color stands abroad On Solitary Fields That Science cannot overtake". (Dickinson 7).

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I would characterize Dickerson's poem as transcendental because of his appreciation for nature and somewhat disregard for science

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Yes because it looks down on science and holds nature beauty high and shows so much appreciation for it

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I would characterize Dickinson's poem as transcendental because like the other pieces that we've read, it explains the connection between humans and nature, and shows appreciation for the beauty of it.

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The relationship between Nature and Science in this poem is even with new groundbreaking discoveries, science will never be able to control nature. As seen in lines 5-8, "A color stands abroad on solitary fields that science cannot overtake." Nature will always stay in its constant pattern.

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In this poem, Nature and Science oppose each other as nature's beauty cannot be deciphered by science.

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I would say that Dickinson's poem is transcendental. She sees the value in nature and all that it offers to the world. She sees and speaks about the connection to physical nature and Human Nature, which is something the Transcendentalists saw as well.

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I would characterize it as transcendental because it’s shows a great amount of appreciation for nature and it talks down on science.

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The relationship between nature and science in this poem is that nature can not be replicated by science, and that is the beauty of it.

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The relationship between Nature and science is almost made out to seem as a contemptuous one. The feeling of human nature is unable to be overtaken but the cold sterileness of science.

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Dickerson's poem is transcendental because she appreciates nature and she rejects science and trade. This is very similar to Thoreau.

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The poem says that Science cannot overtake nature in line 7. It means that nature cannot be explained through science. - Angela Chen

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Nature and Science do not get along in this poem, they act as opposite forces. While Science is a tool of mankind, Nature is its opposition, bringing people to their Human Nature.

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The relationship between Nature and Science is they are conflicting sides. One is used to explain the ways of nature and the world while the other relies on instinct and routine

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In her poem Dickinson explains that nature is unparalleled by the likes of science. It is such a sacred and spiritual connection that it will never be able to be replicated or analyzed in the way that humans hope.

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Science can’t beat what nature already has and it’s beauty.

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The relationship between Nature and Science in the poem is recognized by their contribution to one another. Science can explains parts of nature critically and nature acts as a part of science by being alive in the world and creating emotion.

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The author depicts the relationship between human nature and nature as innate and inherent. There is a mutual emotional connection between people and nature.

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The relationship between nature and science is the fact that science cannot recreate or replicate natures beauty

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The relationship between nature and science doesn't really exist in this poem. "Science cannot overtake, But Human Nature feels," (Dickinson, 314). Basically, saying that science can't explain the beauty of nature or the relationship between humans and nature.

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In the poem, nature and science are somewhat at odds with each other. She states, "That Science cannot overtake" (Dickinson 314). The phrase makes nature to be this thing that has beauty that is unexplainable, something science could never understand.

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The relationship between nature and human nature in this poem is how nature will die human will to.-kaitland morales

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The relationship between nature and science is that science tries to be better than nature at beauty but fails.

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The relationship between nature and Human nature in this poem in Dickinson's poem is that humans are automatically/naturally connected with nature and wanting to learn more about it.-Keren Ruiz

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Humans are drawn to nature because good weather and beautiful scenery.

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Dickinson establishes in her poem that human nature and in turn, nature itself, cannot be trumped by the likes of science. This is seen in the quote, "That Science cannot overtake". Regardless of scientific advances, nature will always be a constant, that we as people have a connection to.

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Science encroaches on nature. Science attempts to sever the connection between human nature and nature.

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The relationship between nature and human nature is a personal connection.

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The author seems to view nature and Human Nature as two factors that are inseparable. She describes how we are often inclined to interact with our environment as if it is almost speaking to us.

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The author seems to view nature and Human Nature as two factors that are inseparable. She describes how we are often inclined to interact with our environment as if it is almost speaking to us.

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The relationship between nature and Human Nature is perception. Human Nature is the level of connectedness that one may have to nature, which varies from individual to individual. In Dickinson's case, nature almost speaks to her, meaning she feels quite strongly about her Human Nature.

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The relationship between nature and human nature in this poem is the natural connection humans have to their environment subconsciously wanting to know more about it.

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“Human Nature” creates a link between mankind and our natural world, whereas “feels” further consolidates the close bond between man and nature.  Our human nature is what comprehends nature. 

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In the relationship between nature and science, nature has the ability to impact people in a manner that cannot be replicated. Science attempts to understand nature, but it cannot connect with it in the way that people and animals can.

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The relationship between nature and human nature is close yet it still something that needs to be searched for, although it will come if you listen,

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The relationship between nature and Human Nature in this poem is that they directly correlate to each other. Humans gravitate towards more natural aspects of life, remaining ever changing and sometimes unpredictable similar to nature.

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This poem shows a emotional and spiritual relationship between nature and Human Nature. It states in the poem, "On Solitary Fields, That Science cannot overtake, But Human Nature feels" (Dickinson 314).  - Angela Chen

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The relationship between nature and Human Nature in this poem is there is a strong connection like no other, and cannot be broken by anything, even science. The outside world speaks to the human mind in a particular way, even if it is constantly changing in seasons.

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The relationship between nature and human nature is that although it is momentary, it creates a lasting impact on every individual; always changing and evolving.

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The relationship between nature and human nature in this poem is that they attract each other.

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The poem creates the idea that the same way the seasons change, so does Human Nature. They are both constantly in a period of change and movement.

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The relationship between Nature and Human Nature is that they influence each others existence on Earth spiritually and physically.

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The relationship between nature and Human Nature are the effects they have on each other. Nature can evoke emotion within a person and create a new feeling.

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The relationship between nature and Human Nature in Dickinson's poem is that they are both evolving. "It passes and we stay"(Dickinson 16).

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It is human nature to be attracted to nature.

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Human nature and nature itself act as beings who almost speak to each other in this poem. Nature affects the inner thoughts, or contentment of people. The two have a instinctive connection.

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The relationship between nature and human nature in this poem is being "one with nature." She explains how humans can feel things and are connected a certain way with nature that science cannot explain.

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Dickinson paints the connection between human nature and nature as something almost fleeting but strong nonetheless. She states, "It almost speaks to you" (Dickinson 314). By saying this, she describes the connection as something about primitive that is more instinct than logic.