I’m glad we have a space for *Walden* — a text that often feels like a footnote in curricula but bursts with radical questions about how we live. The opening line—‘went to the woods’—captures a deliberate break from convention, yet the work rarely interrogates the social privileges that make such a break possible. What does that say about its applicability as a model for mass civil disobedience? I’d love to hear your thoughts on Thoreau’s assumptions and how they hold up (or don’t) in today’s context.
Exploring Walden: Nature, Simplicity, and Civil Disobedience
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