New England Transcendentalism: Bringing It Forward

The history of American literature includes the philosophy, and futurism, of R. Buckminster Fuller. Given our historical framework, let's give that philosophy some more texture and context. A theme: connecting to Europe. Fall Term 2020. Heuristics for Teachers.

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