Robinson Crusoe

Robinson Crusoe was male.

I have a copy of Robinson Crusoe on His Desert Island and would like to know what it is worth?'

Besides the redemptive structure of Robinson Crusoe, we can see many Biblical and caused every thing I had in the Ship to be punctually deliver'd me.

I believe everyone thinks their ewligion is the best religion. If crusoe did not believe his religion was the best, he wouldnot have worked to spread it.

Actually, there is no story about a Robinson Crusio. What is probably meant here is Robinson Crusoe... See http://en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Robinson_Crusoe for the story.

Crusoe was so frightened by what he saw on the beach (a footprint) because as far as he knew he was the only human being on the island and he let his imagination run away with him. He first believed it was the devil but realized that wasn't likely. He then began to convince himself that the footprint was his own and went back to the beach again to compare and when he found out his foot didn't match the print, he thought it might be from someone that was an enemy and he wasn't sure what security measures to take.

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He met him on a Friday, after rescuing him from being held captive and gives him the name Friday for that reason.

The value of a book depends on how old the book is, how long ago the book was written and also how rare the book was. A writer like Charles Dickens has very many books written a long time ago. His books can be worth a variety of amounts! If you check around you can check to see how rare the book is and also how old the book is that is what i would suggest!

Robinson Crusoe of Clipper Island was created on 1936-11-14.

he did not get back ..... unitl the last journy when he was alon on the island ... and after he been saved ... he went to see his fiamly but he found theme died .

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Europeans believed that non-Christians deserved fewer rights...

it symbolizes the irony of Crusoe's desire for companionship. earlier in the story he mentions missing the company of someone to talk to; but the moment he sees the human footprint, he gets terrified and retreats back to his home in fear of its mere existence.

although his fear is probably derived from the fact that it could be a savage/cannibal.

but it still contradicts his desire for human company.

Being religious, which is shown by Crusoe constantly pondering God's punishment.

yes he does, in the beginning he is rebellious and arrogant, but by the end he is thankfull that he was put on the island by God, and does not regret being on the island away from all civilization.

The name of Robinson Crusoe's companion was Friday.

I suspect that NB stands for the Latin phrase nota bene,whick means 'note well'.

i read that it is about the struggle in his self ....i am not very Sure

i think in addition to being struggle to himself ,the struggle is also is between crusoe and the nature he struggle it to overcome his fear and survive

. Friday's relationship with his father helps him respect Crusoe as an authority figure.- apex

The 'Master-Slave dialectic' as proposed by Hegel remains prominent throughout the novel. Slave trade and the concept of Master and slave is projected to have persisted prominently in Crusoe's time. The master-slave relation in the novel, first of all is displayed when Robinson Crusoe is taken captive by the Moors and made a slave to a certain master. He however, manages to escape from there with a boy called Xury.

The kind of relationship the two of them have is the second place where master-slave dialectic is portrayed. Xury chooses to remain obedient to Crusoe even until he is sold to a certain pirate.

Later when he reaches Brazil and owns a plantation he decides to accompany the group to the Guinea Coast of Africa to deport the slaves from there. This is another instance which shows us the extent to which slave-trade has remained embedded in the culture of that time. Further, Crusoe remains ignorant of the vices of such trades although he projects himself to be religiously inclined.

The kind of relationship Crusoe shares with Man Friday is the most essential instance that depicts the Master-Slave relationship. Critics are of the view that Robinson Crusoe, in the island can be compared to the whole European Citizens and Man Friday, the whole African slaves. The novel is in fact, a microcosmic representation of the whole concept of Master-Slave culture that persisted during those times in Europe.

Crusoe travels to Guinea with plans to purchase people as slaves. (apex)

Robinson Crusoe is the story of a man who gets shipwrecked on a deserted island. During his time on the island he becomes religious, and discovers the natives on the island who are cannibals. He gets a servant that he names "Friday" by freeing him from the cannibals, teaches him English and converts him to Christianity. The two kill many of the cannibals and free their prisoners. They are rescued by an English ship that has stopped to mutineer their captain. His journey ends with one last adventure with Friday when they fight off wolves in the Pyrenees mountains.

He enjoys adventure

Regret disobeying his parents (Apex).