He used to sign his name D dot Defoe - the dot however had a tail and looked like an E and because of people's poor spelling etc back then many people mistook the name as being Defoe and so it stuck. Regards, Zoe Defoe, UK
Daniel Defoe's father, James Foe, was a successful butcher in London. Defoe added the "De" prefix to his last name later in life to sound more prestigious.
Daniel Defoe is best known by his own name, but he occasionally used the pen name "Captain Charles Johnson" when writing about piracy and publishing works like "A General History of the Pirates." Defoe is most famous for his novel "Robinson Crusoe," which is often regarded as one of the first English novels. While "Captain Charles Johnson" is not a direct pen name for Defoe himself, it is associated with his writings on piracy.
"Foe" by J.M. Coetzee is a reimagining of Daniel Defoe's "Robinson Crusoe." In "Foe," Coetzee explores themes of power, language, and narrative through a retelling of the Crusoe story from a different perspective, focusing on the character Susan Barton who challenges traditional storytelling conventions. The novel prompts readers to reflect on the colonialist undertones of the original story and raises questions about representation and authorship.
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The name foe witchcraft in the Caribbean is OBEAH.
Manganese (II) Bromide is the name for MnBr2.
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