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Transcendentalism And Existentialism Similarities

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Night and Day, Dark and light, Yang and Yin. Opposites attract and similarities repel. Transcendentalism vs existentialism. Two concepts opposite and yet very similar. At first glance one can’t imagine comparing both art pieces, however after a deeper research one is able to find a similarities between both of them. Comparing or contrasting books is never easy but within every book there 's something books can compare, it could be the reason of why the book was written, or even something deeper. but at the end the only thing to do is wait for someone to find more.

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