Example: The Jungle by Upton Sinclair

This novel is a classic example of Naturalist literature, depicting the harsh working conditions and struggles of the American working class.

2. Describe the case.

The novel follows immigrant workers in early 20th-century Chicago's meatpacking industry. They endure extreme poverty, exploitation, and unsafe working conditions, struggling to survive in a merciless capitalist society.

3. Explain how it relates to Naturalism.

Naturalism emphasizes the idea that human lives are shaped by external forces such as environment and heredity. The Jungle illustrates this by showing how the characters' fates are determined by their socio-economic conditions, leaving them powerless against larger societal forces.

;assignment. Because it constraint our freedom in weekends.

2. Describes the case.

; school’s weekend assignment, like reading passage, memorizing vocabs, art projects, making questions of the novel we read in the Korean class, etc.

3. Explain how it relates to Naturalism.

; MCH is one of the social forces.