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The Intersections of Chris McCandless's Journey and Jack London's Legacy

This paper explores the relationship between Chris McCandless in "Into the Wild" and the influence of Jack London’s literary themes. Through a detailed examination of McCandless’s quest for authenticity and self-discovery, the analysis incorporates key quotes and information from "Into the Wild," along with references to London’s works and biographical context. We consider how London's rugged individualism shapes our understanding of McCandless's motivations and how his presence could have altered the course of the story.

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The Intersections of Chris McCandless's Journey and Jack London's Legacy

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  1. Topic #3 collection day

  2. “Sandwiching”

  3. Into the Wild Minimum Of three sources + Quotes/info from Into the Wild For each topic! Newsminer.com Encyclopedia.com Stampede Trail info/history Stampede Trail info/crossing the tec

  4. Topic #1

  5. Topic #2

  6. Video source “Jack London’s biography” “Jack London website #1 “Jack London website #2

  7. ADD your things from checkpoint #1! You need quotes from The book and You need to address Why Jack London Was important And How the story Would be different If he was in the the story Or important in Chris’ life

  8. Putting it together…

  9. Adding checkpoint #1 Info for both topics Will make this a three page Paper already!

  10. Long quote With a 3rd topic… Now add an Intro and Conclusion And you easily have 4+ pages

  11. Next week you will add Topic #3and an Introduction and Conclusion Complete rough draft due next Thursday

  12. Due next though… on Tuesday…Working Works Cited Page

  13. Sources should match

  14. Collect ALL Checkpoint #4Topic #3and lateCheckpoint #1 (three topics/quotes/Into the Wild connections)Checkpoint #2 (topic #1)Checkpoint #3 (topic #2)

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