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.

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

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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