He uses the idea of "self-reliance"
“She thought you no more worth her hate,/And cares not where
you lie” is the excerpt from Thomas Hardy's "Ah, Are You Digging on My
Grave" that most clearly points out the fickleness of human affection.
I hope this answers your question.
It was the famous Thurgood Marshall who wrote: "<span>The Legal Attack to Secure Civil Rights." The excerpt mainly contains his ideals and principles with regards to the rise of civil rights movements in the United States. In addition, Thurgood Marshall was also the very first African-American justice in the US Supreme Court.</span>
Transcendentalism is a philosophical movement developed in the USA in the 1820s, which focuses on the kindness of people and nature, as well as on people's independence and ability to depend on oneself. It was born in opposition to the intellectualism and spirituality of the time. Consequently, Thoreau's quote reflects his conscious and intentional decision to move to the forest in order to discover the meaning of life and his own independent self.