White Fang By Jack London

William Blake was a complicated writer as well as a complicated person. As a kid, he never attended school because his parents thought he was abnormal. William spent a lot of time talking about his dreams of Christ coming to him in the night. He learned how to read as well as write at home, but William wanted to go to an actual school. His parents decided to send him to an art school where he learned how to paint. William’s parents couldn’t afford school so he apprenticed an engraver for seven years. Working in churches doing engravings gave William the inspiration he later used in life to write all of his poems. If you read William Blake's work you will understand that most, if not all of his work is about Christ, as well as what Christ can do for us. You will notice in my comparison of his works ¨The Lamb¨ and ¨The Tyger¨ both closely relate to Christ along with what the heavens are about.

“What is equality?” one might ask. We all have different views on specific topics and can describe what something truly means to one’s self like in the 3 text, “I have a dream,” by Dr. Martin Luther King Jr (published; 8/28/1963, genre; narrative and argumentative), “If we must die,” by Claude Mckay (published; 1919, genre; narrative and lyric), & “Harrison Bergeron,” by Kurt Vonnegut Jr. (published; October 1961, genre; satirical & dystopian science-fiction short story). In all 3 texts the authors are giving their touch on equality. Equality can convey being treated the same when a colored and a white man/woman are next to each other as Dr. Martin Luther King Jr says. You can also see equality as Mckay who thinks it’s being on the same level of strength and worth as a white man being in the shoes of a colored man. Or equality can be being exactly the same in every way as anyone around you in every exact way in Vonnegut’s eyes. All these 3 authors have a particular view on how to answer “What is equality?” and we can compare their ideas.

London uses similarities throughout the settings in The Call of the Wind and White Fang. Both novels take place in the freezing Yukon territory. “And that Charles’s sister’s tale-bearing tongue should be relevant to the building of a Yukon fire, was apparent only to Mercedes, who disburdened herself of copious opinions upon that

In the midst of radical changes in America during the 1950s as a result of the Cold War, the Beat Generation came into existence. America in the 1950s was an age of conformity, something the Beats were against. Individuality was thrown out the window. The middle class emerged. In the suburbs, every house looked the same and everyone wanted to buy what their neighbor had and keep up with societal norms. Everyone acted the same way and shared the same beliefs as everyone else. Society in the 1950s, were “confined” to institutions in which Allen Ginsberg wrote about in the poem, Howl. In fact, he met some of his fellow beat poets at his university and a companion whom he dedicates this poem to at a psychiatric ward. His experiences at these institutions was of great influence to him as a person and as a poet.

White Fang, written by Jack London, describes a wonderful adventure of the Alaskan land and depicts the life of a young wolf who goes by the name of White Fang. Throughout the novel, he experience life's ups and downs, but ultimately learns about the rules of nature and more importantly, survival.

One issue of Freud’s psychoanalytic theories and the psychosexual stages is exposed through examining Frantz Fanon. During the 1950’s Fanon found residency in France and wrote about the impact of colonialism subjugation of blacks. The focus was on the negative psychological effects brought out by the trauma of the events. Loss of personal identity, reactionary psychoses and defense mechanisms were all brought up related to the war involving the algerians. An interesting conclusion from Fanon is that there are mental defenses to protect a person from mental disorders such as Case No.1’s wife. Its implied that simple differences, such as knowing the information a person is being tortured for, can greatly impact whether or not they acquire

White Fang is a book all about the struggle of life. Jack London uses the process of “natural selection” greatly when it comes to expressing the theme. Meaning, if something is not the strongest, smartest, and most adoptable of its kind it will surely die. This mindset was soon established by the main character White Fang. From the start he was the strongest of all the wolf cubs, being the only cub to survive the famine that plagued his family. White Fang’s ability to adapt to his different environments is also a key point concerning to the theme of life. The great examples here is that he goes from fighting dogs, to obeying new masters, to fight under Beauty and finally to be tame and be loved by Weedon Scott.

Born in 1862, Gustav Klimt is an Austrian artist who is best known for his ornate paintings and involvement in the Art Nouveau movement. He often used mixed media in his work, incorporating paint, gold leafing, beads and jewels. According to restorers, he did not use varnish on his painting. This helped Klimt avoid a shiny finish over the canvas and made the paint quite ‘dry’. His most popular work could be described as a coming together of realistic and natural forms and intricate decoration. The Art Nouveau movement is best defined by a move away from conservative and traditional ideals. It focused a lot on design and the incorporation of objects. Art Nouveau is closely related to the Arts and Crafts movement.

White Fang by Jack London is a breathtaking example of classical composition. This piece of fictionalized American literature has shown, in the simplest way possible, the struggles of a wild made tame wolf as he is thrown in and out of captivity. Mr. London’s novel has shown, in vivid detail, how a good natured cub like White Fang turned into a raging beast. He hated his own species and humans because of the cruel treatment he had received, but by the end White Fang was able to learn what trust and loyalty truly meant. This tale has become an important part of literary history because of it’s tantalizing plot that keeps you riveted. You’ll be rooting for White Fang from the very beginning of the book.

She-wolf and One Eye two of the wolves who were behind the attacks went their ways from the pack. They started traveling together, and they finally mated together. When She-wolf was about to give birth to her children, she seeked shelter in a small cave. She-wolf was having trouble finding food and most of all the liter died except for one puppy. The puppy had a natural feistiness to him. She-wolf and the puppy were looking for food when the puppy was found by an indian village.The indians tried to pet the puppy but got bit in result. The puppy cried, and the She-wolf came to his rescue. The indians recognized the She-wolf; they finally realized that they had owned her when she was a pup. The indians named her Kiche when they had owned her previously. The indians petted her; she allowed them. The puppy was very confused as to why his mother would allow them to pet her. Then the indians tried to pet the puppy, and he snarled with his fangs, but he did not bite. That was when the indians named him White Fang. While the indians rolled him on his back and scratched him, a group of the indians’ dogs attacked White Fang. The indians called them off, and they tied Kiche up and brought them to the indian village. After a while, White Fang traveled around the village and came in contact with a mean pup named Lip-lip. Lip-lip bullied him and tormented him. Grey Beaver who currently owned White Fang and Kiche had a friend visit him, and the

One morning when the cub entered the woods Indians, which he had never seen before, were sitting in front of him. The cub just stared at the Indians. Then one of them reached down and when they got close enough to his head he sank his teeth into them. He was then knocked off of his feet. The Indians just laughed at him. They thought his white fangs were hilarious. Kiche then came to take care of the cub. One of the men then yelled out Kiche’s name. The men put their hands on Kiche and she didn’t bite or snarl. Kiche used to belong to an Indian. She ran away from her owner when there was no meat for her. The Indians from the woods that the cub discovered then tied Kiche up. The Indians’ dogs came at the cub and assailed him. The Indians had to get the dogs off of him. Kiche and the cub, now named White Fang, became a component of the tribe. As time passed White fang learned that he needed to obey the Indians. The dogs still did not accept White Fang though. The Indians began to trust Kiche and untied her. Gray Beaver then gave Kiche to Three Eagles. The Three Eagles took Kiche away from White Fang. White Fang endeavored to stay with his mother, but it didn’t work. White Fang began to fight the other dogs more. Now dog and man abhorred him.

The she-wolf went and ran away with the pack and a wolf named One Eye. The she-wolf becomes pregnant so they went off and found a cave so she could birth her child. Unfortunately there was a scarce amount of food and only one pup out of the litter made it alive. A little grey wolf who was later on given the name White Fang by the Indians. Kiche and White Fang then become the dogs of one of the Indians named Gray Beaver.Gray took them back to the Indian camp and White Fang was bullied constantly by an older puppy named Lip-Lip. Since all the dogs in the camp abused him White Fang became aggressive and very vicious. White Fang had to be put on the sled team of Grey Beaver son. At the time they returned to camp the food sources dropped and famine passes again so White Fang decided to go live in the wild. When the famine passed away again, he went back to Gray and went with them to Fort Yukon. There he got sold to a Beauty Smith when all Beauty Smith did was fight him with other dogs. Beauty keeps him caged up until it is time to force him to fight the other dogs. White Fang was a killer and won about every match he was put into but when he came up against Cherokee. Cherokee was a mastiff and when he clutched down his jaw on his throat, he couldn't escape. That is when Weedon Scott came to the rescue and saved him from dying. Weedon took White Fang in an tried to tame him but the first tries weren't filled with success. Weedon

White Fang is an amazing novel written by Jack London. The main character, White Fang, is a ferocious, ruthless wolf. At first, he is not allowed to go towards the wall of light and when he does, he finds the answers to every one of his curious wishes. He starts out as a curious little pup, then proceeds to be a curious pup until he meets his first human. When he gets taken back to camp, Kiche comes to his rescue, but they get taken in instead. He started hunting with his mother at a young age, and therefore he learned things quicker. He progressed with his mental age of course, throughout the novel, and had to become an “adult dog” at a young age to protect his mother and himself. His attitude toward children from the Indian camp to the time he became a part of Weedon Scott’s family, he went through many changes. At Weedon Scott’s house, he knew

The book is called White Fang. White Fang was written by the author Jack London, in the year 1906. The novel is nonfiction and is set in a first person point of view. This book is important because it gives a important message.It's about how a wolf is just growing up and then comes into the world of hatredness and abusiveness but finally he becomes loved.

White Fang is a classic novel that is written by an author with the name of Jack London. London was born and raised in San Francisco, CA. This author has written many other successful novels/stories such as, The Call of the Wild, The Game, Before Adam, etc., etc. This classic novel’s genre is realistic/adventure fiction. White Fang is important novel to our people/culture because this particular work of literature captures life’s finest and scariest moments. For example, it captures how scary Mother Nature can be, also the great challenges in life. Jack London has been known for his precise descriptions on the beautiful landscapes in his novels.