"Sympathy and Indifference as Opposing Principles in the Society of Jack London's Son of the Wolf (1900)" by Servanne Woodward

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Sympathy and Indifference as Opposing Principles in the Society of Jack London's Son of the Wolf (1900)

Excavatio (1993)

Servanne Woodward, Wichita State University

Disciplines

French and Francophone Language and Literature

Publication Date

Fall 1993

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Dr. Servanne Woodward is currently a faculty member at The University of Western Ontario.

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Servanne Woodward. "Sympathy and Indifference as Opposing Principles in the Society of Jack London's Son of the Wolf (1900)" Excavatio Vol. 2 (1993)
Available at: http://works.bepress.com/servannewoodward/54/