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Logos: "Pythagoras was misunderstood, and Socrates, and Jesus, and Luther, and Copernicus, and Galileo, and Newton, and every pure and wise spirit that ever took flesh." Emerson uses the appeal of logos to emphasize that every man who has impacted this world was once misunderstood. Emerson states that speaking out is encouraged and embodies reliance.                                                                                Ethos: "To be great is to be Misunderstood." This appeal gives credibility to Emerson as someone who's insight we can pull from and trust with expansion of our ideas. He states that from personal experience being great starts with being misunderstood and challenged by others.                                                                                                              Pathos: "Trust thyself: every heart vibrates to that iron string." This quote invokes emotion in the readers to listen and believe in their judgement and differentiation.

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Logos: "Pythagoras was misunderstood, and Socrates, and Jesus, and Luther, and Copernicus, and Galileo, and Newton, and every pure and wise spirit that ever took flesh." Emerson uses the appeal of logos to emphasize that every man who has impacted this world was once misunderstood. Emerson states that speaking out is encouraged and embodies reliance.                                                                                Ethos: "To be great is to be Misunderstood." This appeal gives credibility to Emerson as someone who's insight we can pull from and trust with expansion of our ideas. He states that from personal experience being great starts with being misunderstood and challenged by others.                                                                                                              Pathos: "Trust thyself: every heart vibrates to that iron string." This quote invokes emotion in the readers to listen and believe in their judgement and differentiation.

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Providence or Paranoia? Often times we feel our judgement can justly interfere with the divine Providence, while in reality we should rely not only on ourselves, but our faith.

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Providence or Paranoia? Often times we feel our judgement can justly interfere with the divine Providence, while in reality we should rely not only on ourselves, but our faith.

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"Accept the place the divine Providence has found for you; the society of your contemporaries, the connection of events."

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Many believe Vincent Van Gogh was the father of contemporary art, but he did not live in the success we see of him today. He only sold ONE painting while we was alive and was often turned down and viewed as insane and mentally ill. Now Van Gogh will forever be remembered and used as inspiration to all artists.

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Many believe Vincent Van Gogh was the father of contemporary art, but he did not live in the success we see of him today. He only sold ONE painting while we was alive and was often turned down and viewed as insane and mentally ill. Now Van Gogh will forever be remembered and used as inspiration to all artists.

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The song "Mad World" by Tears for Fears explores the idea that everyday patterns in life become habit in which your rely on only yourself in pursuing the day. The lyrics "children waiting for the day they feel good" from the song parallel the text "confided themselves childlike to the genius of their age" in the sense that humans, as children, long for the day they will understand the realities of the world. Harshly, we can only truly confide in ourselves

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The song "Mad World" by Tears for Fears explores the idea that everyday patterns in life become habit in which your rely on only yourself in pursuing the day. The lyrics "children waiting for the day they feel good" from the song parallel the text "confided themselves childlike to the genius of their age" in the sense that humans, as children, long for the day they will understand the realities of the world. Harshly, we can only truly confide in ourselves

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Matilda is modest and innocent but also independent and self-sufficient. Matilda flourishes in surviving on her own and is able to sustain any negativity she encounters. Her "genius deserts (her)" with no vision of "hope" to comply with her family. Matilda continues to subside her emotion as "the voices which we hear...grow faint and inaudible", moving her closer to independence

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Matilda is modest and innocent but also independent and self-sufficient. Matilda flourishes in surviving on her own and is able to sustain any negativity she encounters. Her "genius deserts (her)" with no vision of "hope" to comply with her family. Matilda continues to subside her emotion as "the voices which we hear...grow faint and inaudible", moving her closer to independence