Associations to the word «Transcendentalist»
Noun
- Waldo
- Unitarian
- Emerson
- Bronson
- Ripley
- Dial
- Fuller
- Idealism
- Amos
- Concord
- Romanticism
- Abolitionist
- Hawthorne
- Ralph
- Dall
- Tran
- Reformer
- Frederic
- Thinker
- Essayist
- Intuition
- Coleridge
- Theodore
- Brook
- Peabody
- Romantic
- Naturalist
- Hedge
- Parker
- Reliance
- Wentworth
- Nathaniel
- Divinity
- Philosopher
- Margaret
- Louisa
- Palmer
- Lydia
- Essay
- Philosophy
- Critique
- Freeman
- Examiner
- Wolfgang
- Reform
- Ideal
- Plato
- Lecturer
- Colleague
- Contemporary
- Norton
- Ers
- Brooks
- Henry
- Poet
- Lecture
- Spiritual
- Johann
- Walt
- Boston
- Movement
- Friedrich
- Criticism
- Messenger
- Emphasis
- Christianity
- Treatise
- Harvard
- Writer
- Genius
- Poem
- Belief
- Writing
- Nature
- Discourse
- Idea
- Samuel
- David
- Elizabeth
- Journal
- Controversy
- Theme
- Slavery
Adjective
Wiktionary
TRANSCENDENTALIST, noun. One who believes in transcendentalism.
TRANSCENDENTALIST, noun. A group of philosophers who assert that true knowledge is obtained by faculties of the mind that transcend sensory experience; those who exalt intuition above empirical knowledge and ordinary mentation. Used in modern times of some post-Kantian German philosophers, and of the school of Emerson.
Dictionary definition
TRANSCENDENTALIST, noun. Advocate of transcendentalism.
Wise words
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