Prudence

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"Prudence" is an essay by Ralph Waldo Emerson, included in his collection "Essays: First Series," that explores the virtue of practical wisdom and its role in everyday life.

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instanceOf essay
literary work
author Ralph Waldo Emerson
collection Essays: First Series
countryOfOrigin United States of America
surface form: United States
explores the balance between moral principle and expediency
the relation between idealism and practicality
the role of prudence in daily conduct
the virtue of prudence
genre philosophical essay
transcendentalist essay
hasTheme harmony between spiritual insight and practical action
individual judgment
practical application of moral ideals
self-reliance in decision-making
includedIn collected editions of Emerson's essays
language English
literaryPeriod 19th-century American literature
notableFor Emerson's treatment of prudence as a spiritual as well as practical virtue
integration of transcendentalist ideas with everyday ethics
originalMedium print
partOf Essays: First Series
philosophicalTradition Transcendentalism
publicationYear 1841
subject ethics
everyday life
moral philosophy
practical wisdom
prudence

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Essays: First Series hasPart Prudence
Prudence Murdoch givenName Prudence