Henry David Thoreau's Writings Focus on

Henry David Thoreau's writings focus on

A) showing that contact with nature can help individuals avoid living artificial lives.
B) arguing that nature will be best protected by a system that prices access to wilderness areas.
C) demonstrating that environmentalism will fail unless environmentalists reconcile North-South differences.
D) arguing in favor of road, highway, and urban expansion as the best way to facilitate the "harvesting" of natural resources and the distribution of nature-derived products.