This paper is aimed at interpreting Ralph Waldo Emerson, Henry David Thoreau and Herman Melville's view of nature clearly by briefly analyzing their representative works. And this paper is composed of four parts. Chapter Ⅰ will make a detailed analysis of Emerson's view of nature and make a further investigation of his view by analyzing his work Nature.Chapter Ⅱ is about Thoreau's view of nature and his attitude to nature through his work Walden. Chapter Ⅲ firstly makes a brief introduction of Mel-ville's view of nature and then interprets it by explaining the symbolic meaning of main characters'names in his famous work Mo-by-Dick. And the last chapter makes a simple comparison among their views of nature to give a further understanding of the view of nature in American Literature.
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机译:通过Mathew W.Bolduc,Avdhesh Gaur,Bahrain M. Shahrooz,Kent A. Harries,Richard A. Miller和Henry G. Marer,Richard A. Miller,Richard A. Miller,Richard A. Miller和Henry G. Harell和Henry G. Harell和Henry G. Russell
机译:讨论Mathew W.Bolduc,Avdhesh Gaur,Bahram M. Shahrooz,Kent A. Harries,Richard A. Miller,Richard A. Miller,Richard A. Miller和Henry G. Marell,Richard A. Miller和Henry G. Russell
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机译:Fundicion de asarco en Hayden Investigacion sobre la Exposicion:Resumen de los Hallazgos,Hayden y Winkelman,arizona(asarco Hayden smelter Exposure Investigation:a Findings,Hayden and Winkelman,arizona)。