What attitude toward society is best reflected by Thoreau's actions in Walden?

a. a desire to retreat from society when necessary

b. a need to restructure society along more just lines

c. a need to find one's highest place in society

d. a dislike of the way society has developed nature

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25 December, 09:53

What attitude toward society is best reflected by Thoreau's actions in Walden?

a. a desire to retreat from society when necessary

b. a need to restructure society along more just lines

c. a need to find one's highest place in society

d. a dislike of the way society has developed nature

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Jeremiah Ali · Answer 1

The answer is B. Thoreau thinks that there is a need to restructure society along more just lines. Thoreau's actions reveal that he sees how the society is corrupt. And that the best possible option for him is to live life in the woods reconnecting with nature.

What attitude toward society is best reflected by Thoreau's actions in Walden?a. a desire to retreat from society when necessaryb. a need to restructure society along more just linesc. a need to find one's highest place in societyd. a dislike of the way society has developed nature

What attitude toward society is best reflected by Thoreau's actions in Walden?

a. a desire to retreat from society when necessary

b. a need to restructure society along more just lines

c. a need to find one's highest place in society

d. a dislike of the way society has developed nature