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  • Intellect vs. Instinct in "To Build a Fire" by Jack London

     

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ID number:128601
Evaluation:
Published: 17.11.2004.
Language: English
Level: Secondary school
Literature: n/a
References: Not used
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<Tab/> The ignorance of the main character in To Build a Fire by Jack London is what ultimately causes his failure. He has never experienced cold like that of the Yukon Trail but is confidant, regardless, that he will reach his goal of meeting his friends at the campsite. It is the man's determination to follow his intellect rather than his instinct that reveals his ignorance.
<Tab/> The man begins his journey relying on flawed intellect. He illogically treks through snow, wetting his boots and feet, and must dry them before they succumb to frostbite. When the…

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