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Jack L. Chalker's "A Jungle Of Stars"
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7 pages in length. The manner by which Jack L. Chalker's first science fiction novel A Jungle Of Stars mirrors contemporary society is illustrative of how the passing of time does not necessarily alter the climate of social existence. Chalker's protagonist, Paul Carlton Savage, is tempted with immortality if he provides his services in exchange; however, what Savage is required to do in order to obtain his immortality represents the struggles of good and evil that exist today, yesterday and always will in the future. Bibliography lists 5 sources.
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