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In the first paragraph on page 78, Thoreau contrasts water and solid ground to convey deeper philosophical insights into nature and existence. While solid ground represents stability and permanence, water embodies fluidity and change. This contrast serves to illustrate the complexity of life, as Thoreau argues that embracing uncertainty and transience can lead to greater understanding. Additionally, the thematic analysis of Thoreau, Abbey, and Olson reveals their shared interest in nature and the human experience, encouraging readers to reflect on their personal connections to the natural world.
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Humanities Describe how Thoreau is contrasting water and solid ground in the first paragraph on page 78.
Answer • Complete the remaining questions on the back of the Thoreau questionnaire
Test Review • Abbey • Olson • Thoreau • Explain what each author is interested in and how the authors are similar in their ideas
“Water Music” (Robert Creeley) The words are a beautiful music. The words bounce like in water. Water music, loud in the clearing off the boats, birds, leaves. They look for a place to sit and eat— no meaning, no point.
