Books matching: tribal life representations
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'The Dog Master: A Novel of the First Dog' by W. Bruce Cameron is an epic tale set in the Paleolithic era, focusing on the first man who sought to tame a wolf, ultimately leading to the domestication of dogs. The story intricately weaves together multiple storylines involving tribes, wolves, survival struggles, and the evolving bond between humans and animals. The author's writing style captures the rawness of the brutal time period, exploring themes of lust, violence, betrayal, and the daily challenges faced by early humans.
The narrative unfolds through a combination of historical context, tribal life representations, and rich character development, creating an immersive reading experience. The book delves into the complexities of human relationships, tribal dynamics, and the gradual evolution of the bond between man and beast, offering a unique perspective on the origins of the human-dog relationship.
The big mother-wolf and her mate had made a den in a small cave along the stream. She was heavy with her pups, and she and the father had left the pack to give birth. She had done this before—left to ...
