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How Did Henry David Thoreau View Of Nature

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William Wordsworth and Henry David Thoreau Walden have similar view towards nature. Wordsworth view are more spiritual and religious than Thoreau. Wordsworth, make’s the word all appears four times within a couplet. “A motion and a spirit, that impels All thinking things, all objects of all thought, And rolls through all things” (330). His desire was to highlight the spiritual connection of everything including thing in nature. This was a common belief amongst transcendentalist because, “they believed that the direct experience of nature united one with God” (329). In contrast Thoreau view of nature where that of a disconnection from society. Thoreau wish to live self-sufficiently and introspectively. Thoreau move to the wood for “twenty-six
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