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Yes

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hola chicos

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no because the choices that he makes differently from society are not choices he is conciously making because of his divine humanity.

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no because the choices that he makes differently from society are not choices he is conciously making because of his divine humanity.

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bethany

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yes because he changes and forms his own opinion

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yes because he changes and forms his own opinion

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yes because he attempted to avoid being "sivilized" because he thought society's rules and norms were "boring" and "useless"

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he follows toms lead and wasnt true to himself

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he follows toms lead and wasnt true to himself

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Yes because he is independent and trusts his own thoughts and feelings

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yes because he goes through his own experiences and has his own opinions on things like slavery

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Although the ideas presented in the book are showed from Huck Finn, he does not transcend the ideas in society until the end
Mark Twain is a transcendentalist because he calls out his society's ideas when others do not

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he acted just like society and only contained differing beliefs in his mind; when Jim was discriminated he did nothing about it

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where huck finn swam against the tide it wasnt a conscious decision it was simply a circumstantial coincidence. this does not make Huck trancendentalist or progressive. It makes him a child that sits alongside a black man. he is an open minded(ish) (18th century) society personified. he was breaking boundaries and was a trancendentalist in the making but in the end, he resorted to his old ways. humans are habitual creatures

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Huck Finn is a transcendentalist because he relies only on himself to discover the world and make his own opinions. He's not afraid to mature through his experiences and discover himself.

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yes because as he matures and goes through experiences, he goes beyond societal norms and learns how to stop relying on what he is taught by creating his own morals

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Although Huck Finn does rely on intuition and isn't afraid to change his opinion on things, he doesn't exactly "find himself" within nature. He doesn't quite display the wisdom that a transcendentalist might have about himself and his morals.

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Please shortly justify your response to the poll.