What were the big questions of life that emerson focused on in self‐reliance and nature?

Philosopher Ralph Waldo Emerson argues in this work that society has a negative impact on human development. Self-sufficiency is the state of being able to find one's own self. The capitalist cultures strongly promote this viewpoint. Individual willpower takes precedence over social expectations. He speaks out against the church's regimented ideas, emphasizing individualism once more. His idea of honesty, of being truthful to oneself and others, is equally crucial. Self-reliance and self-sufficiency are ingrained in American society. The challenge is how these ideas might be interpreted now, in the midst of the individualistic problem.

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1# the answer is c

2#the answer is a