Which statement best describes the imagery in chapter i of nature and in society and solitude? both primarily use metaphor and simile. both use a majority of natural images. neither uses images related to cities or towns. much of the imagery in both is highly symbolic.

Both use a majority of natural images.

Explanation:

"Nature" and "Society and Solitude" are two texts by Ralph Waldo Emerson. In these texts, Emerson expresses his support for the ideas of transcendentalism, of which he is considered a founder. "Nature" suggest a view of God as inherent in all of nature, and suggests that reality can be understood by studying nature. In "Society and Solitude," Emerson argues that humans need to find a balance between being alone and being in society. Both texts use a majority of natural images.

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