Suggestions for ways to unify your essay
Consult the following pages in your anthology:
19A-19K Effective Visual Design
19L Spell Checker
19M Polished Writing Instructions
203-10 Drawing on the Right Side of the Brain;
211 Writing the Natural Way;
212-3 Wild Mind
346 Bump, "Dualism vs ....."
589-92 Polished Writing Instructions II: Revising the Essay
Check out the Unity Literature Forum on the RHE 309K1 web page, especially “Writing According to the Tao”; “Finding Your Center”; and “Where to Find Truth” in the Spiritual Unity section; “Pretty Words” and “Aztecs on Being an Artist” in the Aesthetic Unity section.
Check out the internet for keywords “unity, cohesion, organization, flow, transitions,etc.” Here are some examples:
http://leo.stcloudstate.edu/style/cohesion.html
http://leo.stcloudstate.edu/style/transitioncues.html
http://leo.stcloudstate.edu/acadwrite/conclude.html
http://leo.stcloudstate.edu/acadwrite/narrative.html
For quotes, insights, etc. about unity in nature, check out the previous class’s Unity Literature Forum, especially “Frank Lloyd Wright on God and Nature”; Raymond Carver’s “Holy Places”; Bryant’s “Thanatopsis”; and the quotation from Redfield’s “Celestial Vision” in the Spiritual Unity section; and “Dance of Life” and “The Universe” in the Scientific Unity section; and “Whitman’s Unity” in the Other section.
For quotes, insights, etc. about unity in nature, also consult the following pages in your anthology:
85 The Sympathetic Imagination"
125-51 Bump, "Manual Photography: Hopkins, Ruskin, and Victorian Drawing"
156-158 (Hopkins, introduction) on inscape and instress
187 "The Spirit of the Garden"
253 Hopkins,"Binsey Poplars" (loss of unity)
339-43 Darwin
346 Bump, "Dualism vs ....."
347-51 Burch, "Vocabularies of Nature"
352-8 Alan Watts,"The World is Your Body"
359-64 Gary Snyder, "Poetry and the Primitive"
384-5 "The Worship of Nature"
394 Wordsworth, "The Excursion"
397 Hopkins,“God’s Grandeur”
398-9 Hopkins, ‘Pied Beauty,”
401,404? Hopkins, “As kingfishers”
405-7 Wordsworth, "Tintern Abbey"
408-411 Wordsworth, the Immortality Ode
416-19 Wordsworth's "Prelude"
420-30 Edith Cobb, "The Ecology of Imagination in Childhood"
431-2 "The Force That Through the Green Fuse"
443A Blake, “The Lamb” text only
443B Blake, “The Tyger” text only
514-5 Nuns of Brenham
579 Blake “Auguries of Innocence”
580 “The Mystery”
For unifying themes in your own response to nature check out the road map of your journey that you made .