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Jack London's story "The Lust for Life" was written more than a hundred years ago, but it is still popular among readers today and is included in the school curriculum as a brilliant example of American literature.

The trials that the protagonist of the story has to endure highlight in an extreme way what is really important in life, how human will and dignity overcome the challenges of nature.

The hero, abandoned by his comrade in the middle of the bare Canadian tundra, was starving and dehydrated, but his thirst for life prevailed. During the gruelling journey, the protagonist injures his leg, wears out his clothes, loses his gun and knife, encounters a bear, and fights a sick wolf.

And eventually wins