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How does Emerson relate independence and friendships in Society and Solitude?
He indicates that friendship can make independence easier.
He considers true independence impossible within a friendship.
He feels that independence can strengthen friendships.
He views independence as an impulse that works against friendships.

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Answer:

The correct option is C (He feels that independence can strengthen friendships.)

Explanation:

The correct response for the inquiry that is being asked and appeared above is that: "He sees freedom as a motivation that neutralizes friendships." Emerson relate autonomy and fellowships in Society and Solitude is that he sees autonomy as a drive that neutralizes kinship.

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He establishes this relationship by stating that he feels that Independence can strengthen friendship, as shown in the third answer option.

What does Emerson think of independence?

  • Independence generates autonomy.
  • Independence guarantees freedom.
  • Independence allows for comfort among people.
  • Independence strengthens relationships between people.

For Emerson, the autonomy between friendships and the lack of dependence allows individuals to feel better about each other. This strengthens friendship, guarantees freedom and well-being among all.

More information about Ralph Waldo Emerson is at the link:

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