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Most of the hundreds of works on the “age of conquest” of wild capitalism tell the personal stories of gold hunters with a superficial approach. Apart from charlie chaplin's the great raid, which stands out from the rest with its different perspective, one of the most important works that question the human being in a universal dimension by examining the subject in a different way is jack london's novel, white teeth.
the world view,“throwing a bone to a dog is not charity.
"charity is to share a bone with a dog when you are as hungry as a dog," london summarizes, conveying the life struggle in the snowy regions of the north, not from the perspective of humans, but from the perspective of animals that share the same conditions with them, such as cold, hunger, and survival."
white tooth is a wolf fracture with both wolf and dog blood in its veins. While living in a cave without knowing any living creatures of his kind except his parents, he suddenly comes face to face with the real world outside one day. From this place that looks very different, with very different rules and order, he starts to explore the world and life.
the transformation of the wolf into a dog illustrates that circumstances are decisive for animals, as they are for humans.