That Emerson valued such female independence is clearly evident, both in her comments after reading Mary Wollstonecrafts advocacy of such in Vindication of the Rights of Women, and in her own charitable sensibility. When Emerson had her will first drawn up in 1832 for instance, she bequeathed a portion of her estate to establish an institution such as the English have for women who are unable to afford to board.
A new and uncharted project for American authors of the 1800s is in its insistence of placing Native Americans, African peoples, and women upon equal footing with their privileged counterparts. Their empowerment could not be possible without both Enlightenment thought and honest investigations by the Romantics who questioned Enlightenment ideals and values to inspire nonconformist tendencies and reflections on their own intellectual potential. While Benjamin Franklin uplifted the commoner in his day, writer of the 1800s like Emerson, Schoolcraft , Ridge, Fuller, Hawthorne, Poe, Melville, Whitman, and Dickinson all attest to equality in their works, especially since participants add vigor and energy and make American Democracy feasible. These authors provide works of literature to investigate unequal tendencies with themes on bondage, hatred & destructivity. Work with at least 3 authors & interpret how each of them argues for equality. In a 300-450 work short essay, work with at least three authors to demonstrate what makes their work gothic and nonconformist.
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