the call of the wild

Jack London wrote a novel 'Wild call'; this is his first success (feast). "The Call of the Wild" is an exciting beast of a wild beast, which dramatically expresses the cruel cruelty of life, but shows that the pain brings heroic self-awareness ( Buckner). London is very important for the philosophy of naturalism. In addition to being tied to literary naturalism, "wild calls are also mysterious books conveyed through traditional myths such as hero's myths." Back is always a dog through the story, but he The dilemma of the novel is very correlated, starting with a simple explanation mode, gradually becoming increasingly lyrical.

The opponents of "The Call of the Wild" are wearing red sweaters, Spitz, Manuel, Buck (due to self conflict), and wild men. The aim of writing the author's "call of wild" is to entertain and entertain the reader through a story about the money rushed from the dog's point of view. "Wild calls" are explained in "Third parties know everything". The overall theme of the "wild call" is that when the back keeps on Spitz and keeps learning the natural environment, love can defeat the nature and "survival of the fittest" of human animals. The keynote lecture of "book of wild call" is very important.

There is a dog named back, a protagonist of a famous novel called "wild call" written by an American novelist and short story writer Jacques London. The book "Wild calling" made London famous for the republic's letter. This is a story about dogs struggling to survive without complex intrigue, but it is considered a classic of American literature. The back is actually a civilized dog in the south. He lived a very pleasant life as a judge's beloved in Santa Clara Valley, California, but the happy life of the back is a big deal for those who find gold and powerful dog sleds in the Klondike region of Canada I saw demand. . The back was kidnapped by a gardener's assistant and sold to a dog's seller to pay the debt of gambling. Buck fought with people planning trade, but he failed to defeat the "man wearing a red sweater." After being beaten, he was taught to follow and respect the laws of the club.

The two most famous stories of Jack London are "Wild calls" and "Make a fire". Call of the Wild is a novel about a dog Buck, stolen from his home in California and sold in Canada as a member of the dog sled team. Then back learned club and canine teeth rules, and he became the leader of his team, and eventually went out of the captives, and wild dogs wandered into the forest. In Jon Krakauer's novel "Entering the Wild", Chris McCandless of the hero is exploring nature so that he / she can find out belonging consciousness. Who is the real meaning of who he is? But the essence of nature eventually kept his life away from him. At the end of his life, he discovered his purpose and the need for others. After Chris McCandless died in Alaska, Krakauer wrote "Going into the Wild" to look back on the trip McCandless made. Clackauer draws McCandless as a young man