どん底の人びと : ロンドン1902

His detailed descriptions paint a stark picture, but I'm curious about what motivated him to focus on this specific social issue so passionately.

The narrative feels both like a report and a plea, which made me wonder if London aimed to inspire change or simply expose the truth.

His personal history seems intertwined with the story, and I wonder how much of his perspective shaped the narrative’s tone and focus.