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Henry David Thoreau: Host to a Twenty-First Century Policy Retreat!

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An 8 page exploration of Thoreau’s philosophies as they relate to contemporary events in the twenty-first century. Written from the perspective of an observer at a policy retreat sponsored by Thoreau at Walden Pond this paper contrasts Thoreau’s ideologies with those of his workshop attendants, attendants composed of a veteran a student from the U.S., Great Britain, Iraq, North Korea, and South Korea. Bibliography lists 1 source.

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8 pages (~225 words per page)

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In a recent opportunity to participate as an observer of a policy retreat sponsored by Henry David Thoreau on the shores of the now infamous Walden Pond I had the once-in-a-lifetime experience of not only becoming more familiar with Thoreaus philosophies but also those of representatives from the United States, England, North Korea, South Korea and Iraq. This experience is particularly unique in that Thoreau, of course, actually died in 1862. His presence back at Walden Pond, therefore, and his ability to head up this retreat is explainable only by those more familiar with quantum physics than I. Never-the-less, Thoreau it seemed had invited both a student and a war veteran from each of these countries in the hope of opening the floor for debate. I must say he was indeed successful in doing so. Thoreau, as would be expected headed up this retreat. In his introductory statement, carefully avoiding the issue of just how he had miraculously reappeared at this critical point in history, he provided a background of himself and his philosophy. Thoreau and his philosophy, of course are well-known in the United States and among philosophers in general. While this background was largely unnecessary from the perspective of many of the retreat participants, it served as a useful grounding point. I must say that of the participants the representatives from Iraq and North Korea seemed most unfamiliar with Thoreau and his mindset. In his introduction Thoreau briefly established who he was and how he perceived humanity and the government in general. The location of the retreat, of course, was particularly important given the importance that Walden Pond had played in ...

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