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    Sometimes‚ It can be very hard to persevere. In The Call of Wild‚ Buck is taken away from his home‚ and Buck has to find a solution immediately. When my mother’s ACLS test showed up‚ my mother felt worried about the test‚ and had to find a solution. While Buck and my mother came across two very different events‚ they both had in common with their feelings. Growing up‚ and finding a solution to a problem can be hard because‚ people have to go through a lot of negative situations which is scary‚ and

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    If you were a dog and you had a perfect life how would you feel if you got taken from it? Well in the book The Call of The Wild written by Jack London a dog Buck has an amazing life in Santa Clara in California. But he got taken to the Yukon. He goes from a dog who goes swimming in a pool to a ghost dog that leads a pack of wolves in the Yukon. Dogs in the Yukon have to prove that they can’t get knocked down in a fight‚ killed or be beaten. In the Yukon you have to be able to survive. When Buck

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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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    Call of the wild Jack London was born in California‚ USA in 1876 and died in 1916 at the age of 40. He came to be one of the most successful authors at his time after releasing two great novels - Call of the wild and White Fang. The book I chose to do a book review on is London’s breakthrough and most famous work - Call of the wild. The book revolves around the tough life of a huge dog named Buck. Buck lives a happy and calm life together with his master‚ Judge‚ in California. However‚ one of

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    In the novel‚ The Call of the Wild‚ what is the “call of the wild” and how does it affect Buck’s behavior throughout the novel? The novel‚ The Call of the Wild‚ is about a very large half Saint Bernard and half Scotch Shepherd dog named Buck that was smuggled from his home to work as a sled dog in the Klondike region‚ which is in Alaska. In order to survive the harsh environment‚ he transformed from a domesticated house dog to a warrior which he inherited from his ancestors‚ which are the wolves

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    Call of the Wild In the book‚ “Call of the Wild‚” by author; Jack London‚ we will be comparing this wonderful piece of work and its characteristics to the early southwestern United States of American frontier literature. We will make a comparison of “The Call of the Wild‚” to other great books‚ such as “Shane‚” “True Grit‚” and “Tracks.” Jack London tells a beautiful story‚ (London‚ 2005) takes place during the Klondike Gold Rush in the Yukon‚ during the nineteenth century. We find a tough

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    mystical poetry of blake writing of "golgonooza the spiritual fourfold london eternal." but all the while there are digs or sly hints at the current ills of indian society and‚ by implication‚ of all societies everywhere. And in the final pages‚ where the wild river sweeps over the whole complex city‚ there is‚ again‚ sounded that faint note of hope. The question is not of success or failure‚ an old yogi tells his disciple; the question is of

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    compare and contrast animals surviving in the wild and a human surviving.Because some things for animals might be easier for them to do‚ but not humans.In this article I willl be using a lot of refernces from “Call of the wild” and “Hatchet” to show some light on the topic. First off‚there are some things that an animal and man share when it comes to surviving.One would be water‚ without this no living thing can obviously survive.And satying hydrated in the wild espically is crucial. Another necessity

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    The passages Brian’s Winter By Gary Paulsen and Call of the Wild By Jack London are stories about two characters that are trying to survive in the wilderness. They both come across something an obstacle that they both have to face on there own. First off‚ in the passage Brian’s Winter‚ Brian is sleeping in camp as he wakes up to the rear end of a very large bear. He finds out that what he had done was a terrible mistake. In source a it states “Brian pulled back a foot. “Hey get out of there” he

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    How has Buck transformed from a dignified guardian to a liberated master of the wild? In The Call of the Wild by Jack London‚ Buck lives the life of a pet until he gets traded off by the greed of humans. As a pet of the Judge‚ he was brainwashed to obey and only to obey. Things have changed when his ownership has been transferred another man whose wish goes as far as his greed. Buck learned the law of the club and fang and he never forgot the law as it was a greeting to the "reign of primitive law

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