What is the main argument (apart from assertion that humans wander in search of food) in London's "The Human Drift?" Cite textual examples to support your answer.
Answer (1)
In "The Human Drift," Jack London argues that the struggle for existence and the pursuit of better conditions define humanity's journey. He emphasizes the adaptive nature of humans in response to life's complexities. Key examples include the necessity to continually seek improvement and navigate challenges. ;
