Topic: The prominent characteristic traits of Robinson Crusoe

... study:IntroductionDiscussionConclusionDISCUSSIONBackground of Daniel DefoeSummary the context The prominent characteristic traits of Robinson Crusoe 1. Analyse Robinson s traits: -He was the man of labor : industrious, untiring…:+His ... Outline Topic: The prominent characteristic traits of Robinson Crusoe IntroductionRationaleMethod of the studySocial, historical, literature backgroundDesign of the study:IntroductionDiscussionConclusionDISCUSSIONBackground ... us the date of a very important event like meeting Friday. 2. Evaluation.Daniel analysed Robinson s traits represents for bourgeois class. .The novel the pointed out the prominent role of...

... Thuy(06/11/86)Group:K12b THE PROMINET CHARACTERISTIC TRAITS OF ROBINSON CRUSOE INTRODUCTION The reason of the study The life and strange surprizing adventures of Robinson Crusoe is one of the best-known novel of Daniel ... of Robinson Crusoe( 1979), isconsidered as the founder of the English novel. The prominent characteristic traits of Robinson Crusoe: 1. Analyse Robinson s traits: -He was the man of labor : industrious, ... and writer as well. Scope of studyIn the assignment I have analysed the prominent characteristic traits of Robinson Crusoe under the social, political context of the eightenth century.Social,...

... THE PROMINET CHARACTERISTIC TRAITS OF ROBINSON CRUSOE CONTENTIntroduction 2Discussion 4• Background of Daniel Defoe 4• Summary of the context 5• The prominent characteristic traits of Robinson ... well.__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________2 THE PROMINET CHARACTERISTIC TRAITS OF ROBINSON CRUSOE In the assignment, I have analysed the the prominent characteristic traits of Robinson base on his actions, ... study. The discussion consists of background of Daniel Defoe, summary the context, and specially the prominent chacteristic traits of Robinson. The last one is the conclusion.__________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________________3THE...

... ” Robinson Crusoe . Through this realistic novel, the characteristics and features of the English bourgeoisie in the early 18th century were best reflected. Robinson Crusoe, the hero of the ... reform of the man. the fact is not because Crusoe disliked pagan religion, for he allowed the other natives to practice their pagan rites, but that Friday was the servant of Crusoe. Crusoe ... rightly considered the father of the English and the European novel. His first and most popular novel “ The Life and Strange Surprising Adventures of Robinson Crusoe or “ Robinson Crusoe in short...

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