Antes de Adán

The concept of reincarnation is fascinating, and I wonder what motivated Jack London to delve into this theme in 'Before Adam'. Was it influenced by specific philosophies or personal beliefs?

There were moments when I questioned whether the narrator's memories were genuine or just fantasies. How did others interpret his sense of identity across different lifetimes?

The vivid descriptions of early human life add a rich layer to the narrative. I'm curious whether London intended this to reflect on the origins of human nature or society.