Zamonaviy dunyoda pedagogika va psixologiya 4-jild 10-son (2025) · 69–72-betlar

SOCIAL PHILOSOPHY OF JACK LONDON IN “WHAT LIFE MEANS TO ME”

Kakharova, Mohigul

DOI: 10.5281/zenodo.15515598 · Manbada o'qish →

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This article explores the life and literary contribution of Jack London, a famous American author whose writings are deeply rooted in his own experiences of struggle, social issues, and the quest for a better existence. Born in 1876, London’s formative years were filled with poverty and neglect, shaping the themes of his later works. His novels, such as “The Sea-Wolf” and “Martin Eden”, explore powerful ideas of survival, ambition, and social injustice. Even after gaining fame, London grappled with financial difficulties and a sense of disillusionment with society, prompting him to challenge the hypocrisy of the wealthy in his autobiographical essay, “What Life Means to Me”.

struggle, luxurious, upper class, life, an autobiographical essay.

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