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Jack London's strong truths

Author: James I McClintock
Publisher: East Lansing : Michigan State University Press, 1997.
Series: Red cedar classics.
Edition/Format:   Book : State or province government publication : EnglishView all editions and formats
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Jack London's Strong Truths is a readable and insightful account of Jack London's literary apprenticeship and final mastery as a brilliant writer of almost 200 short stories. His ambition was to tell the "strong truths" of his life as a worker and adventurer understood through the revolutionary ideas he learned from his reading of Charles Darwin, Karl Marx, and Carl Jung.
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McClintock, James I., 1939-
Jack London's strong truths.
East Lansing : Michigan State University Press, 1997
(OCoLC)605359362
Named Person: Jack London; Jack London; Jack London
Material Type: Government publication, State or province government publication
Document Type: Book
All Authors / Contributors: James I McClintock
ISBN: 087013471X 9780870134715
OCLC Number: 36799105
Notes: Originally published: White logic. Grand Rapids, Mich. : Wolf House Books, 1975, in series: Wolf House Books monograph.
Description: x, 225 p. ; 23 cm.
Contents: I. Finding the Proper Trend of Literary Art: 1898-1902 --
II. Actuality and Ideals: 1898-1902 --
III. The Malemute Kid --
IV. Alaskan Nightmare and Artistic Success: 1898-1908 --
V. The Decline: 1906-1911 --
VI. Rebirth: 1916.
Series Title: Red cedar classics.
Other Titles: White logic
Responsibility: by James I. McClintock.

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Jack London's Strong Truths is a readable and insightful account of Jack London's literary apprenticeship and final mastery as a brilliant writer of almost 200 short stories. His ambition was to tell the "strong truths" of his life as a worker and adventurer understood through the revolutionary ideas he learned from his reading of Charles Darwin, Karl Marx, and Carl Jung.

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