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The Art of Constructive Criticism: Trailblazing Feminist Margaret Fuller Rejects Young Thoreau and Helps Him Improve His Writing by  Maria Popova “I can have no advice or criticism for a person so sincere; but, if I give my impression of him, I will say, ‘He says too constantly of Nature, she is mine.’ She is not yours till you have been more hers.” Few things reveal your intellect and your generosity of spirit — the parallel powers of your heart and mind — better than how you give feedback, especially if it is to a friend and especially if the work in question leaves something to be desired. Evidence like Samuel Beckett’s   masterwork of tough love   and poet Thom Gunn’s   role in Oliver Sacks’s evolution as a writer   further impresses how rare the masters of this delicate, monumental art of constructive criticism are. But there is no greater genius at it than trailblazing journalist, essayist, and editor Margaret Fuller , whose 1845 book   Woman...