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Walden and Other Writings Charlene Spretnak But synesthetes cannot imagine perceivingAuthor Contributor(s): Thoreau, Henry David; Atkinson, Brooks; Emerson, Ralph Waldo Publisher: Modern Library Date: 11 14 2000 Binding: Paperback Condition: NEW Introduction by Ralph Waldo Emerson Commentary by Van Wyck Brooks and E. B. White Naturalist, philosopher, champion of self reliance and moral independence, Henry David Thoreau remains not only one of our most influential writers but also one of our most contemporary. This unique and