Mankind's Egocentric Relationship is about the book "Huckleberry Finn" and the relationship between nature and society.
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Patrick Murray
November 18, 2002
Mankind's Egocentric Relationship
Society tells you what to do, how to live your life and what social class you are. Worse, they tell you what and how to believe. When you go back to nature away from society and the bigotry you find things out for yourself. Mark Twain goes into great detail in Huckleberry Finn about society and moral issues in general. Mark Twain goes into great detail to show how …
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…characters, namely Huck Finn and Jim. We watch them grow up with each one having their own influences from society and saw how each person turns out. From this we are able to see how society and civilization affects people. We can then see how much of a difference each person is and we can make a conclusion on what we think about society and civilization ourselves based on the life styles of the characters.
…characters, namely Huck Finn and Jim. We watch them grow up with each one having their own influences from society and saw how each person turns out. From this we are able to see how society and civilization affects people. We can then see how much of a difference each person is and we can make a conclusion on what we think about society and civilization ourselves based on the life styles of the characters.
