... enrolled as a student at the University of California at Berkeley, 3 where he attempted to further his studies in the most influential scientific and philosophic theories of the late nineteenth century. Darwinism, Social Darwinism, Nietzscheism, and Marxisim where very prevalent in this time period, and Jack became overtaken with these theories that he related his existence on this planet to. (Lundberg, Murray. "Online Posting ... ...

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... . London is known to be the greatest writer of nature stories and animal tales. He also has some recurring themes throughout his novels. He focuses on animals as humans, stresses Darwinism, and believes that one's actions are dictated by their surroundings. London portrays animals as humans and men as animals in his books. This may be by their actions, or thoughts ... the only thing he felt he could do. London portrays animals as humans and vice versa, emphasizes the law of the jungle, and believes that people are trapped by their social circumstances. London's views are the key focal po...

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