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Weiss, Remigens. Essays

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Weiss, Remigens. Essays, ca. 1840s | Illinois History and Lincoln Collections

Title: Weiss, Remigens. Essays, ca. 1840s

Collection identifier: 378

Extent: 3.0 items

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Scope and Contents: This collection consists of three essays by Remigens Weiss: "A Critique" (written for the Lyceum in Mount Carmel, Ill.), which argues that self-criticism is difficult due to humans' general lack of self-knowledge; "An Essay on Human Greatness," which argues that aspiration to something better is man's most powerful and persisitent impulse; and "On Emerson." There are also transcripts of "A Critique" and "An Essay on Human Greatness." The collection was deposited in the Library in 1917.

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