Essays on Jungle

To many foreigners, America seemed like a paradise compared to their home country. It boasted better wages, better jobs, and a better life. This was not a lie, but for immigrants, was very hard to obtain. The ones that were making money were the people…

Jungle Fever is an intense movie that tells the story of two people of different races who develop sexual interests for one another and become the talk of the town when they form an interracial relationship. This controversial topic storms up some strong themes of…

The book The Jungle by Upton Sinclair is a story about an immigrant Lithuanian family come to America to follow the American Dream. The center of the story revolves around Jurgis Rudkus, who came to America with inspiration and the idea that jobs were plentiful,…

Sinclair had intended to expose the horrible conditions faced by immigrants as they tried to survive in Chicago’s Meat-Packing District in his 1904 novel, The Jungle. While he did an admirable job of showing the unfair labor, housing, and economic conditions in Packingtown he did…

American history has always been dominated by those individuals who have challenged themselves with causes. Sinclair was a leading “muckraker,” a group of early twentieth-century American journalists and writers who sought to initiate reforms by exposing social and political excesses and abuses, and variously admired…

Perhaps he has read one of the best non-fictions for a while. Chapman’s story is very simple and easy to understand. It’s a matter of communication rather than affecting your intentions, and it’s a huge relief. I could not use more complex words than books…

This is the headlines of the article that I am about to summarise. This article is published by The Star newspaper which was reported on Friday, 6th of July 2018 around 6.26PM. The article is reported by Panu Wongcaum together with Patpitcha Tanakasempipat, Thailand journalist,…