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    the wilderness‚ and many have found their way back to live off the land. It can be an escape for peace‚ and for introspection. For Chris McCandless‚ recently graduated from Emory University‚ it was not just a journey but more of a test of his self-worth. It was in testing himself that McCandless found his peace‚ but at a grave cost. His obsessions‚ with Jack London ’s romantic wilderness and Leo Tolstoy ’s moral standard‚ ultimately blinded him to the harsh and unforgiving Alaskan wilderness. Chris

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    section of the novel‚ Personal‚ the universal topic does not coincide with every young American’s existence. The universal topic in the section Personal is how to hunt and kill for your own food and how to find the right fruits and fungi to eat in the wilderness. Most young americans don’t have to worry about any of this. Almost every piece of food is essentially handed to them. Hunting is a game to some of us‚ not a lifestyle or a necessity for life. The overall universal topic is how Omnivore’s obviously

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    Christopher McCandless was a confused person who while in the wilderness was seeking whom he was and trying to figure out during time what went wrong with his family. He was an individual who went through what he believed in. He would follow many of the footsteps of others like himself and went with it everywhere he went. McCandless would show many talents during his school years and his goals in life‚ but when he found out about the family that his father previously had it would break him. If

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    of life which he viewed as unnecessary. He brought it back to the basic fundamentals of life‚ the bare essentials that one needs to make a sustainable living for oneself. The Alaskan wilderness forced Chris into becoming independent.
 On paper this sounds like an ideal situation. Living all alone in the wilderness without a care in the world. But there are many hardships one can encounter when venturing off into the unknown. Fortunately Chris McCandless was different‚ he knew exactly what he wanted

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    kidnapped‚ what’s going to happen to me‚ where is my mom‚ where is my sister‚ are they alright. My fears and my questions were shortly answered. He told me in a stern deep but non-threatening way “we have been hired by your parents to escort you to a wilderness program where you will stay until you are placed into a new school.” This all seemed very disconcerting to me and I was not sure if what they were saying was true‚ but I continued to follow their orders. I got dressed got in a car with them and

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    ideas. Throughout the story we see the traveler and his dog trek through the harsh natural setting and we see the man tested against nature and to see if he has what it takes to survive the wilderness. In the beginning of the story we learn that an “old man” advised against the main character traveling the wilderness when it is extremely cold‚ around fifty degrees below. The main character

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    finally land. You radio for help. But the question is‚ who’s fault was it? Yours‚ you didn’t buy a good brand of rope or you weren’t properly prepared in other words. When rescue comes you end up risking the lives of others‚ should you being in trouble or held accountable for your actions? People who put themselves in life or death situations on purpose should be held accountable for their actions because they risk the lives of others during their rescue‚ its costs a lot of money for their rescue

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    The name of the article was called “only Connect… the Goals of a Liberal Education” by William Cronon While I read this essay I thought about how my strengths would help me in college to become a better person and a better student. One of the goals of a liberal education was that liberally educated students know how to listen and hear. I compared

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    in 1992 a well-educated nineteen year old died after his daring trip through the Alaskan wilderness‚ north of Mt. McKinley. The story tells about Chris McCandless and how he got to this low point in his life and investigates the actions he performs and what he thinks about throughout his journey. Into the Wild by: Jon Krakauer tells a story about a man trying to find his identity by leaving all his troubles and possessions behind and beginning to pursue a new life through his actions‚ interests

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    forest‚ to the trees‚ but slid down to a lake. Brian‚ with a hatchet and a windbreaker had to survive in wildlife himself. He learned many things he need to survive‚ like way to hunt or make fire. He improved his personality‚ and quality of life in wilderness.

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