How does chapter 8 represent a change in focus for into the wild ?

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tatyana61 [14]3 years ago

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Summary: Chapter 8

Jon Krakauer picks up the explanation of the reception of his 1993 Outdoor magazine article about McCandless’s death that he began in Chapter Six. He quotes a number of letters the magazine received criticizing McCandless, particularly those from experienced campers and Alaska residents, who see the young man’s trip as at best too romantic and at worst dangerously foolhard

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