Jon Krakauer and Chris McCandless

It is difficult to combine the beliefs of realists with the transcendental beliefs. The book contains two philosophies about them, but the book itself more depicts the transcendental feeling. The writer depicts himself as a realist who may write nature outdoors, but he does a different view. In this book, Jon Krakauer's "Into the Wild" talks to a young man named Chris McCandless, who alone came to Alaska's wilderness and decided to create a new life for himself.

Jon Krakauer's entry into Chris Chris McCandless is only a victim of his own obsession. John Crascal 's novel "Into the Wild" reveals the life of a young, clever man named Chris McCandless who died in Alaska in the summer of 1992. In the novel, John Clark carefully approaches the life of McCandless without too many authors. Reader This led him to pursue simpler existence. He has obvious mistakes and judgments, but this is a new concept. In this article Jon Krakauer mentioned Chris' mistake and said, "He was alone, without money, no cars, no phone, only survived in his backpack." I will tell the reader that Chris McCandleys made a mistake and killed him.

When Jon Krakauer saw Chris McCandless' s explanation about short lives and adventures in America for the first time, there was no choice but to feel a strange and unpleasant relationship with McCandless. I agree with those who express confidence and lack of preparation, but I understand to explore, remove social expectations, run away, push myself into the limit, and go further. McCandless noticed somewhat absurd, I always fought within myself - I may have taken all the steps the society thinks "acceptable", but slept on the airport floor, It appears in me after living in the backpack. Foreign cities that do not know the soul

"Into the Wild" is a book about Jon Krakauer's mysterious person, an ideal and thoughtful youngster, Chris McCandless. His rejection of the traditional society by Clau Auer and the reconstruction of McCandless understands him and tries to interview those who trace him. Therefore, this book is also written about people influenced by Chris's journeys, such as Wayne Westerburg, Ronald Franz, Jim Gallien. Through a relatively short period of contact with McCandless, everyone is changing myself in various ways. The book also explores the tension between Chris and his real father Walter and his mother Billy. Finally, Krakow himself shared the explorative blood relationship with the young man.