Walden

Why symbolic value do the calling cards have to Thoreau

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Thoreau feels that he is exchanging the “insignificant” society of humans for the superior society of nature. He appreciates neighbours who live far away and leave tokens. He finds them more meaningful than the empty feeling of urban neighbourhoods.

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