KnowraMargaret FullerLinked fromLinked fromThe 10 pages that link to Margaret Fuller, each with the reason it gives.All 10Broader topic 1Related 8Compared with 1Ralph Waldo EmersonRelated: Fuller worked with Emerson on the transcendentalist journal The Dial and widened its intellectual reach.TranscendentalismRelated: As a leading participant in the movement, she extended its claims about self-cultivation to women's rights.Henry David ThoreauRelated: Fuller’s circle shared the reform-minded literary world in which Thoreau developed his ideas.Women in journalismBroader topic: Her Tribune work shows women gaining authority as critics and international correspondents.The DialRelated: Fuller edited the journal after Emerson and broadened its critical and political range.American RomanticismRelated: Her criticism and advocacy widened Romantic debates about individual development to include women’s intellectual freedom.Amos Bronson AlcottRelated: Fuller shared Alcott’s intellectual milieu while pursuing a distinct public career in criticism and reform.Rufus Wilmot GriswoldRelated: Fuller’s writing and editorial work intersected with Griswold’s efforts to define American literature.Elizabeth F. ElletCompared with: Fuller’s criticism of Ellet became part of a public literary dispute between the two writers.Frances Sargent OsgoodRelated: Like Osgood, Fuller worked within a literary culture that scrutinized women’s authorship and public reputation.