https://padlet.com/francesgarate1/itspw6lo0jr0uo0w Study Questions en-us 2022-01-14 21:44:53 UTC 2022-01-20 20:15:34 UTC hello@padlet.com francesgarate1 https://padlet.com/francesgarate1/itspw6lo0jr0uo0w/wish/1993082247 1. Why do the stars "awaken a certain reverence"?
2. "It is this which distinguishes the stick of timer to the woodcutter, from the tree of the poet."  Explain why Emerson includes this comparison in this essay. What point is he trying to make?
3.  what does Emerson mean when he writes "but none of them own the landscape"?
4. Since "few adult persons" can see nature, who does Emerson believe can fully see it and appreciate it?  Do you agree with him?  Why or why not?
5. In the woods, what two things do we return to?]]> 2022-01-14 22:00:49 UTC https://padlet.com/francesgarate1/itspw6lo0jr0uo0w/wish/1993082247 francesgarate1 https://padlet.com/francesgarate1/itspw6lo0jr0uo0w/wish/1993086146 1. Why do the stars "awaken a certain reverence"?
2. "It is this which distinguishes the stick of timer to the woodcutter, from the tree of the poet."  Explain why Emerson includes this comparison in this essay. What point is he trying to make?
3.  what does Emerson mean when he writes "but none of them own the landscape"?
4. Since "few adult persons" can see nature, who does Emerson believe can fully see it and appreciate it?  Do you agree with him?  Why or why not?
5. In the woods, what two things do we return to?]]> 2022-01-14 22:06:13 UTC https://padlet.com/francesgarate1/itspw6lo0jr0uo0w/wish/1993086146 francesgarate1 https://padlet.com/francesgarate1/itspw6lo0jr0uo0w/wish/1996127562 1. Why do the stars "awaken a certain reverence"?
2. "It is this which distinguishes the stick of timer to the woodcutter, from the tree of the poet."  Explain why Emerson includes this comparison in this essay. What point is he trying to make?
3.  what does Emerson mean when he writes "but none of them own the landscape"?
4. Since "few adult persons" can see nature, who does Emerson believe can fully see it and appreciate it?  Do you agree with him?  Why or why not?
5. In the woods, what two things do we return to?]]> 2022-01-17 15:34:39 UTC https://padlet.com/francesgarate1/itspw6lo0jr0uo0w/wish/1996127562 francesgarate1 https://padlet.com/francesgarate1/itspw6lo0jr0uo0w/wish/1996129719 1. Why do the stars "awaken a certain reverence"?
2. "It is this which distinguishes the stick of timer to the woodcutter, from the tree of the poet."  Explain why Emerson includes this comparison in this essay. What point is he trying to make?
3.  what does Emerson mean when he writes "but none of them own the landscape"?
4. Since "few adult persons" can see nature, who does Emerson believe can fully see it and appreciate it?  Do you agree with him?  Why or why not?
5. In the woods, what two things do we return to?]]> 2022-01-17 15:35:27 UTC https://padlet.com/francesgarate1/itspw6lo0jr0uo0w/wish/1996129719 francesgarate1 https://padlet.com/francesgarate1/itspw6lo0jr0uo0w/wish/1996130290 1. Why do the stars "awaken a certain reverence"?
2. "It is this which distinguishes the stick of timer to the woodcutter, from the tree of the poet."  Explain why Emerson includes this comparison in this essay. What point is he trying to make?
3.  what does Emerson mean when he writes "but none of them own the landscape"?
4. Since "few adult persons" can see nature, who does Emerson believe can fully see it and appreciate it?  Do you agree with him?  Why or why not?
5. In the woods, what two things do we return to?]]> 2022-01-17 15:35:46 UTC https://padlet.com/francesgarate1/itspw6lo0jr0uo0w/wish/1996130290 francesgarate1 https://padlet.com/francesgarate1/itspw6lo0jr0uo0w/wish/1996130629 1. Why do the stars "awaken a certain reverence"?
2. "It is this which distinguishes the stick of timer to the woodcutter, from the tree of the poet."  Explain why Emerson includes this comparison in this essay. What point is he trying to make?
3.  what does Emerson mean when he writes "but none of them own the landscape"?
4. Since "few adult persons" can see nature, who does Emerson believe can fully see it and appreciate it?  Do you agree with him?  Why or why not?
5. In the woods, what two things do we return to?]]> 2022-01-17 15:35:58 UTC https://padlet.com/francesgarate1/itspw6lo0jr0uo0w/wish/1996130629 francesgarate1 https://padlet.com/francesgarate1/itspw6lo0jr0uo0w/wish/1996130939 1. Why do the stars "awaken a certain reverence"?
2. "It is this which distinguishes the stick of timber to the woodcutter, from the tree of the poet."  Explain why Emerson includes this comparison in this essay. What point is he trying to make?
3.  what does Emerson mean when he writes "but none of them own the landscape"?
4. Since "few adult persons" can see nature, who does Emerson believe can fully see it and appreciate it?  Do you agree with him?  Why or why not?
5.  In the woods, what two things do we return to?]]> 2022-01-17 15:36:07 UTC https://padlet.com/francesgarate1/itspw6lo0jr0uo0w/wish/1996130939 francesgarate1 https://padlet.com/francesgarate1/itspw6lo0jr0uo0w/wish/2003026870 1. Why do the stars "awaken a certain reverence"?
2. "It is this which distinguishes the stick of timer to the woodcutter, from the tree of the poet."  Explain why Emerson includes this comparison in this essay. What point is he trying to make?
3.  what does Emerson mean when he writes "but none of them own the landscape"?
4. Since "few adult persons" can see nature, who does Emerson believe can fully see it and appreciate it?  Do you agree with him?  Why or why not?
5. In the woods, what two things do we return to?]]> 2022-01-20 14:48:32 UTC https://padlet.com/francesgarate1/itspw6lo0jr0uo0w/wish/2003026870