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Transcendentalist Codes In Hawthorne’S The Scarlet Letter

Transcendentalist Codes in
Hawthorne’s The Scarlet Letter
By Gh.Rostampour
Discovering Transcendentalism as a movement that supports the
conviction that divinity can be found in all things, Hawthorne
deliberately represents his personal beliefs and observes all the
ethics of transcendentalism in The Scarlet Letter. Nathaniel
Hawthorne who had been brought up in a puritanical society with its
rigid laws tried to blend his favor upon transcendentalist ideas with
his religious thought together in his masterpiece The Scarlet Letter.

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