English, 25.09.2019 18:30, Ashbff18

Which detail supports the inference that the themes in kipling’s stories reflect the questions of his time?
"for example, kipling was born and lived in india when it was a british colony, and saw the conflicts that arose between the british and the people of india."
"kipling first began to hone that 'power of observation' when he turned 16 years old and took a job as a newspaper reporter."
"in 1907, rudyard kipling, the author of the jungle book, won the nobel prize for literature at the early age of 42."
"because he was as great a storyteller as he was a reporter, his fictional pieces were published right beside his articles in the newspaper! "

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