White Fang

Summary

«White Fang» is a novel by American author Jack London, telling the story of a wild wolf named White Fang. The main part of the novel takes place in the Yukon Territory during the Klondike Gold Rush at the end of the 19th century. White Fang is born in the wild; his mother is a wolf named Kiche, and his father is a dog. From a young age, White Fang learns to survive in the harsh conditions of the Far North, hunting and fighting for dominance. In the early part of his life, he encounters cruelty from both nature and other animals. Later, White Fang comes into contact with humans, where he is initially used in dog fights and experiences human cruelty. The story takes a brighter turn when the protagonist meets Scott, who teaches him to trust humans and welcomes him into his family. The book touches on themes of survival, evolution, nature, and upbringing, and explores the relationship between humans and animals. The novel illustrates how the environment and interactions with other species shape White Fang's personality, leading him to embrace humanity.