Tanoyo, Denny (2000) A Study mowgli's process of searching his
own identity in Rudyard Kipling'S the jungle books. Bachelor
thesis, Petra Christian University.Full text not available from
this repository. The writer of this thesis writes about Mowgli's
process of searching his own identity in Rudyard Kipling's The
jungle Books. Rudyard Kipling's The Tungle Books contains
several stories about the jungle inhabitants in the Wainganga's
riverbank, but most of the stories relate to an Indian's boy,
Mowgli. Mowgli is a boy who is raised by the jungle's beast in
the Wainganga's riverbank. He grows up among the jungle's beasts
and fights to survive against the harsh of jungle nature and his
enemy Shere-Khan. This character also must pass through
conflicts against himself and his own kinds until he finally
learns to accept his true identity as a human being. In
analyzing Mowgli's story the thesis writer uses theory of
character and conflict, which are applied as literary approach,
he also uses theory of self-identity