Right Living as a Fine Art / A Study of Channing's Symphony as an Outline of the Ideal Life and Character
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The author interprets William Henry Channing's My Symphony as a practical and aesthetic program for living, arranging a series of meditations that map refinement of taste, moral cultivation, and intellectual discipline into an ideal character. Chapters advocate elegance rather than luxury, the cultivation of spiritual perception in everyday life, the primacy of inner wealth, the conversion of knowledge into wisdom, remedies for feelings of inferiority, and the blossoming of strength into beauty, closing with reflections on habits and virtues that constitute life's crowning perfection.
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