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Defoe --- Daniel --- 1661?-1731. Robinson Crusoe --- Illustrations
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Defoe --- Daniel --- 1661?-1731. Robinson Crusoe --- Illustrations
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Robinson Crusoe --- Crusoe, Robinson --- ontdekkingsreizen --- Robinson Crusoe [Fictitious character] --- Ontdekkingsreizen --- Ontdekkingsreis
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What does the story of Robinson Crusoe have to do with understanding past and present women’s lives? The Female Crusoe: Hybridity, Trade and the Eighteenth-Century Individual investigates the possibility that Daniel Defoe’s famous work was informed by qualities attributed to trade, luxury and credit and described as feminine in the period. In this volume, Robinson Crusoe and the female castaway narratives published in its wake emerge as texts of social criticism that draw on neglected values of race and gender to challenge the dominant values of society. Such narratives worked to establish status and authority for marginalised characters and subjects who were as different, and as similar, as Defoe’s gentleman-tradesman and Wollstonecraft’s independent woman. The Female Crusoe goes on to address the twentieth-century engagement with the castaway tale, showing how three contemporary authors, in their complex and gendered negotiations of power and identity, echo, even while they challenge, the concerns of their eighteenth-century predecessors. This work will be of interest to students interested in literary engagements with individualism and women’s rights in the eighteenth and twentieth centuries.
Gender identity in literature. --- Defoe, Daniel, --- Robinson Crusoe (Defoe, Daniel)
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This study examines Defoe’s three-volume Robinson Crusoe series in the light of the ‘banter’ style he developed as a pamphleteer. That heavily ironic style had brought him renown but also put him in the pillory. The present study explores for the first time Defoe’s complaint that readers and pirate abridgers misread his tale of the would-be trader Robinson Crusoe . Using Discourse Analysis and Relevance Theory to examine the early abridgements of Volume I and Defoe’s subsequent two volumes, this study argues that Defoe’s greatest success is also a peculiar failure.
Defoe, Daniel, --- Robinson Crusoe (Defoe, Daniel) --- Life & strange surprising adventures of Robinson Crusoe of York (Defoe, Daniel) --- Life and adventures of Robinson Crusoe (Defoe, Daniel) --- Life and strange surprising adventures of Robinson Crusoe of York (Defoe, Daniel) --- Life and most surprizing adventures of Robinson Crusoe, of York, mariner (Defoe, Daniel) --- Life and most surprising adventures of Robinson Crusoe, of York, mariner (Defoe, Daniel)
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