The Dictionary of Literary Biography have been moved from reference to our main stacks for local circulation only.Below are the titles that contain information on Thoreau.
These are just a few of the Thoreau resources available in the Cattell Library.
Collected essays and poems by 
The correspondence of Henry D. Thoreau / edited by Robert N. Hudspeth by 
Ecotheology and nonhuman ethics in society : a community of compassion by 
Excursions by 
Introducing evangelical ecotheology : foundations in scripture, theology, history, and praxis by 
Journal by 
New essays on Walden by 
A week on the Concord and Merrimack rivers ; Walden, or, Life in the woods ; The Maine woods ; Cape Cod by 
Wild fruits : Thoreau's rediscovered last manuscript by 
The blue sapphire of the mind: notes for a contemplative ecology by 
Environmental practice and early American literature by 
The Maine woods : a fully annotated edition by 
A Terrible Beauty : the Wilderness of American Literature by 
Thoreau's country : journey through a transformed landscape by 
Thoreau's sense of place : essays in American environmental writing by 
Writing for an endangered world : literature, culture, and environment in the U.S. and beyond by 
Poetry criticism : excerpts from criticism of the works of the most significant and widely studied poets of world literature.Examples of journals/articles located in Malone databases.
Housing the Environmental Imagination : Politics, Beauty, and Refuge in American Nature Writing. by 
Devoted to nature : the religious roots of American environmentalism by Few books are as strange, moving, provocative, and inspiring as Henry David Thoreau’s Walden, and it almost single-handedly created the mode of American nature writing. Taking Thoreau’s work as our gateway and working with Lawrence Buell’s concept of “the environmental imagination,” we will explore other writers whose works were influenced by Thoreau and have influenced the way in which we engage the natural order. In coming to understand how it is that writers and the texts they create are situated in and influenced by the specifics of place and landscape, we will strive to develop an appreciation of an eco-centric aesthetic in literature and come to a greater awareness of the environmental underpinnings and ecological considerations of texts. We will read the works of nature writers in the tradition of nonfiction prose and narrative with some attention to poetry as well as works by theologians and eco-activist scholars—examining their legacies and seeking the lessons they teach.
For resources on Nature Writings go here.
