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What is the shared impulse that Krakauer refers to when he talks of Ruess’, McCandless’s, and the Anasazis’ inscriptions?

What is the shared impulse that Krakauer refers to when he talks of Ruess’,
McCandless’s, and the Anasazis’ inscriptions?

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The search for solitude and detachment from mainstream life are themes in all the descriptions.

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