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White Fang by Jack London (1906)
The companion novel to The Call of the Wild, told in reverse: a wild wolf-dog hybrid is gradually domesticated. Where Buck journeys from civilization to wilderness, White Fang journeys from wilderness to civilization. London's meditation on nature versus nurture.
Historical Significance:
London intended White Fang as "a companion book to The Call of the Wild — the reverse process, the evolution and domestication of an animal." Serialized in the magazine Outi...
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The companion novel to The Call of the Wild, told in reverse: a wild wolf-dog hybrid is gradually domesticated. Where Buck journeys from civilization to wilderness, White Fang journeys from wilderness to civilization. London's meditation on nature versus nurture.
Historical Significance:
London intended White Fang as "a companion book to The Call of the Wild — the reverse process, the evolution and domestication of an animal." Serialized in the magazine Outi...
Read free on BoingyBooks: https://boingybooks.com/marketplace/product.php?id=90
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