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The Jungle Study Guide

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by Upton Sinclair
About 98 pages (29,237 words)
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1. What elements in the plot have caused critics to accuse The Jungle of being too melodramatic to be classified as good literature?

2. "Muckraking" is a term applied to investigative journalism intent on effecting social change, often to the point of abandoning any pretext at objective reporting. Why have some critics called The Jungle a muckraking novel?

3. Does Sinclair consider Jurgis moral or immoral? In Sinclair's view is it.....

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