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    Hatchet Book Report

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    food and little experience in the wilderness. Brian assumes he will be rescued soon by a search plane‚ however he is wrong. Brian Robeson is stranded in the woods for fifty-four days. Brian undergoes many hardships‚ makes many mistakes‚ but through each mistake learns. Brian makes his first mistake when he eats some unidentifiable berries he finds that later make him very ill. Brian makes plenty of other mistakes during his fifty-four day stay in the wilderness. While stranded‚ a plane flies over

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    Book Assesment

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    `Name: Period: Quarter 2 Book Assessment 1. (1 point) Name of book: Into The Wild Author of book: John Krakauer Year of publication: 1996 Publishing company: First Anchor Books Edition Would you recommend this book to a friend? (Circle one) Yes No 2

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    Chris McCadless’ life: “In April 22‚ a young man from a well-to-do family hitchhiked to Alaska and walked alone into the wilderness.” (Krakauer I). Chris gave up all his savings to charity‚ burned his money‚ abandoned his truck and changed his name to Alex Supertramp‚ who was found four months later in a broken down bus. One might think that McCadless died because of the wilderness. It was his own stupidity that led to his demise. However‚ when researching his story‚ Krakauer discovered that McCadless

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    Chris Mccandless

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    in their lives” (Krakauer‚ 6). This is exactly what Chris was trying to do when he went into the Alaskan wilderness. He wanted to escape the rules and suffering he faced in society. He “ESCAPED FROM ATLANTA.” (Krakauer‚ 112)‚ he did not want to stay there because he wanted to escape his parents and his false life. His goal was to go to Alaska and live there because he read of the beauty of the wilderness in Jack London stories. He traveled west and lived as a tramp‚ “AND NOW AFTER TWO RAMBLING YEARS COMES

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    Chris McCandless

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    did. He didn’t mean to hurt his family or himself in any way. Some believe that Chris’s family problems had gotten the best of him and that he was ready to put an end to his life. It is ignorant to think that because he went into the Alaskan wilderness completely prepared for the amount of time that he planned on staying there. Even though Source One never mentions Chris having a map‚ Source two says “Counter to the portrayal in the Krakuer book and Penn film‚ Chris McCandless carried ‘into the

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    [http://www.studymode.com/essays/Hatchet-Essay-1451517.html# save] Brian‚ the animals that attacked him and the food he ate while he was in the Canadian wilderness. When I read the book and saw the movie I found many differences between the events in the book Hatchet and the events in the movie A Cry in the Wild. In the book when the plane crashed in the wilderness the rescue plane came after he founded food‚ made fire‚ and a shelter to[http://www.studymode.com/essays/Hatchet-Essay-1451517.html# live]. When

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    Nature Is All

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    Nature Is All In this essay‚ I will come to grasp the conception of nature in broad scope to show the impact on the dimensions of cultural life. Its impact needs to be approach through pluralistic ideals as nature in itself is an all inclusive term. While some would argue the specificity of certain natural phenomena as the only “nature”. I will say that nature is indeed everything that exists outside the existence of the mind and how the mind perceives things. This ideal will pragmatically

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    Deep Survival

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    How to survive in the wilderness 101 Everyone at one point in their lives has a situation where they have to decide or do something on their own. The more experience they have the better the outcome usually is. What if you had to survive in the wilderness by yourself? Could you find food‚ make a fire‚ make shelter‚ etc. In the short writing Deep Survival by Laurence Gonzales‚ she explains many reasons or ways people survive in these situations. Personally‚ I think the biggest way to survive is

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    Tell the Women We'Re Going

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    story In my analysis of “Tell the women we’re going”‚ I have chosen to write a brief resume of the short story. Afterwards I will analyze the relationship between men and women and discuss how the story relates to the frontier theme‚ and how the wilderness is depicted. Furthermore I have used the Hollywood model to analyze the short story. I believe that the short story is very suitable to this type of analysis‚ because his style of writing is minimalistic and quite cinematic. The short story deals

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    Escaping Reality Chris McCandless was seeking to go into the wilderness‚ but the question we ask ourselves is why? Do we think Chris McCandless found his reasons why he wanted to go into the wilderness before he died? In reality‚ Chris loved his family no matter what‚ which makes sense of course that’s his family. McCandless wanted to view life in a different point of view and perspective. He was much more fond of the wilderness than his very own home. Chris was taking it day by day not knowing

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