KnowraThe American RenaissanceLinked fromLinked fromThe 18 pages that link to The American Renaissance, each with the reason it gives.All 18Broader topic 2Related 6Narrower topic 10Ralph Waldo EmersonNarrower topic: Emerson’s essays and encouragement helped create the intellectual climate of this literary period.TranscendentalismNarrower topic: Transcendentalist writing formed a central strand of this period's literary production.Walt WhitmanNarrower topic: Whitman’s first Leaves of Grass appeared amid this period’s literary experimentation.Nathaniel HawthorneNarrower topic: Hawthorne’s major works belong to the era that established a distinctive American literary canon.Moby-DickNarrower topic: Moby-Dick became a major work of the period’s literary experimentation.Herman MelvilleNarrower topic: Melville’s most significant novels appeared during this flourishing of American literature.Stanford WhiteNarrower topic: White’s work helped give this movement a prominent architectural expression.Leaves of GrassNarrower topic: The book appeared amid this period’s search for a distinct national literature.Dark RomanticismNarrower topic: Dark Romanticism developed within this broader flowering of nineteenth-century American writing.Gutzon BorglumNarrower topic: Borglum’s public monuments emerged from an era that favored grand civic sculpture and national themes.