The walk
Walking supplies both the subject of the essay and a way of thinking through it.
English editionEssays · Nature · Philosophy
An argument for walking with your attention awake.
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BETWEEN THE COVERS
In ‘Walking’, Henry David Thoreau considers freedom, wild nature and the act of moving through a landscape with sustained attention. A familiar activity becomes a way to examine the relationship between human life and the world beyond cultivated boundaries.
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Walking supplies both the subject of the essay and a way of thinking through it.
Follow the connections Thoreau makes between attentive movement and the value of wild nature.
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