Foreign thinker

Henry David Thoreau

Transcendentalism, Moral Philosophy, and Civil DisobedienceAmerican1817–1862

The mass of men lead lives of quiet desperation.

Henry David Thoreau

In their times

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Influenced4

Mahatma Gandhi1869–1948

Murray Bookchin1921–2006

Val Plumwood1939–2008

Gholamali Keshanib. 1956

Life and Thought

Henry David Thoreau (1817–1862) was a prominent American philosopher, transcendentalist, poet, and essayist. He is best known for his book *Walden* and his essay 'Civil Disobedience,' which had a profound impact on nonviolent resistance movements around the world.

Bibliography

Writings and transcribed lectures1 title

Walden
Translated by Seyed Alireza Beheshti ShiraziPublisher: Rowzaneh

Sedanet articles about Henry David Thoreau

Introducing Walden by Henry David Thoreau, by Ali Ghazalifar

April 27, 2017

Henry David Thoreau

In their times

Influenced4

Life and Thought

Bibliography

Writings and transcribed lectures1 title

Walden

Sedanet articles about Henry David Thoreau

Introducing Walden by Henry David Thoreau, by Ali Ghazalifar

Henry David Thoreau

In their times

Influenced4

Life and Thought

Bibliography

Writings and transcribed lectures1 title

Walden

Sedanet articles about Henry David Thoreau

Introducing Walden by Henry David Thoreau, by Ali Ghazalifar

Reading Adorno's Introduction to Sociology with Hesam Salamat

Which Beliefs Should Not Be Tolerated? A Conversation with Arash Naraghi

Iran's Civilizational Erosion Through Elite Migration; Mohsen Renani

On Inequality

Modern, Modernity, Modernism, and Postmodernism

Fellow thinkers

Murray Bookchin

Val Plumwood

Mahatma Gandhi

Gholamali Keshani