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Sowing the Seeds of Thoreauvian Studies in Brazil

August 29, 2024
Carolina Maciel
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The First Online Thoreau Conference, if briefly presented, could be described as a collaborative effort between students, scholars, and educators based in Brazil, who are dedicated to the study and outreach of Henry David Thoreau’s work. However, such a description wouldn’t do much justice to the interconnectedness of readers of Thoreau across the globe.


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