SEMANTIC ANALYSIS OF "THE CALL OF THE WILD"
This research conducts a semantic analysis of Jack London's The Call of the Wild, examining its themes, character progression, and narrative techniques. By utilizing computational linguistic methods, we aim to reveal linguistic patterns that highlight the conflict between civilization and instinct, offering insights into the text's deeper meanings. Our findings enhance the understanding of how semantics influence reader engagement with the novel.
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