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    Call of the Wild by Jack London‚ is a historical fiction novella about a once civilized dog named Buck who struggles for survival in the frozen‚ Alaskan Wilderness. He if forced to make a decision to be civilized or answer the call of the wild. One theme of this novella is individuals must adapt to survive. This can be seen through the setting‚ rising action‚ and changes in characterization. One way London develops the theme‚ individuals must adapt to survive‚ is through the harsh setting of the

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    Join the Green Team The article “The End of the Wild” by Wade Davis is an article any environmentally conscious person‚ a person who wishes to spread awareness of the damaging effects of society’s overconsumption on the environment‚ should read. The Canadian born Davis holds a degree from Harvard University in Ethnobotony‚ a degree that examines the relationship between humans and plants. The last sentence of his third paragraph quite clearly explains his thesis; transgressions toward the environment

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    land… just another case of underprepared‚ over confident men bumbling around out there and screwing up because they lacked the requisite humility” (51). Most of these came from Alaskans who know how harsh the land could be but John Krakauer the author of the book Into The Wild believed otherwise. McCandless wasn’t crazy for what he did‚ he was just unfamiliar with the area but if he was crazy he wouldn’t have lasted in the wilderness as long as he did. (59) In my opinion Chris McCandless achieved his

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    think about nothing. Some even spend their whole lives thinking about nothing except the reason for their existence. I’ve always admired people that do this‚ but I‚ too‚ am much more concerned about my daily tasks. In Jon Krakauer’s novel Into the Wild‚ the story of Chris McCandless’s transcendentalist journey through the continental U.S.‚ shows just how much there is to gain from living this type of lifestyle. I do believe that the transcendentalist lifestyle is still valuable in the 21st century

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    Greg DeMello January 11‚ 2011 Language Arts 8-2 Into The Wild Theme Essay Through out the book‚ Chris is prompted to make many small decisions in order to determine how he will live the rest of his life. From the moment he decided to go onto the road from Virginia to the West Coast‚ then landing in Alaska‚ he made small mistakes due to ignorance to fine details. During the most part of the book‚ Christopher McCandless is struggling without himself knowing

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    Into The Wild Transcendentalism-Self Reliance In Into the Wild‚ Christopher McCandless‚ displays self-reliance very nearly to the point of self-absorption. It was not until he took off on his Alaskan Odyssey however‚ that those closest to him realized how real Chris’s independence was. Chris infact did not let many people close. To assert his independence and become entirely self-reliant‚ McCandless took extreme measures to uncover the truth. The increasingly common theme of self-reliance and

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    The Catcher in the Rye by J.D. Salinger is a literary classic enjoyed by millions of people‚ despite the fact that it was at one time banned from schools for adult content. It’s enjoyed a tentative return to the school curriculum. Into the Wild by Jon Krakauer is a newer novel written in 1996 based on his article in the January 1993 issue of Outside. Due to their familia unhealable wounds‚ both Chris Mccandless and Holden Caulfield take journeys to escape society. At the end of their voyages‚ they

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    This change in lifestyle can be both positive and negative changes. An example of a positive change in a person or character’s lifestyle is in Krakauer’s book Into the Wild. Chris McCandless is a positive change in lifestyle because he went into the wilderness to get away from his family troubles. His lifestyle changed into becoming a man who lived in the moment. He also changed his life because he had to learn how to

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    Into the Wild People are like wolves‚ together they are fierce‚ but the lone wolf is mysterious‚ powerful‚ and wise. Resorting to reclusive tendencies not only is the feeding ground for the deepest of intellectual thinking‚ but it also is the opening to the mind of one’s self. Anthony Storr discusses this type of principle. His principle states freedom from society and responsibility is the key to achieving the highest amount of creativity and obtaining invaluable experience. This is apparent in

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    the cats name is Pluto another name for Hades god of the underworld in Greek mythology. Therefore in Freud theory it is argued that somewhere in his repressed mind the cat represents evil hence the name. Due to the trigger of the fiend alcohol his wild impulses and buried tendencies or thoughts the id began to emerge. So that his kind and loving ways that was developed through the interaction of the superego that is his conscience and the ego has somewhat been eradicated. The balance between his

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