Castawaycolonialism鲁滨逊漂流记中的殖民主义论文资料.pdf

xxxx 大学 成绩 2016 — 2017 学年第一学期期末考试 论文题目 Castaway colonialism: Daniel Defoe ’s Robinson Crusoe 课程代码及课序号 ENG697-3 课程名称 英美文学作品赏析 学 号 xxxx 姓 名 xxxx 学 院 xxxx 专 业 xxxx 考试时间 2016.12.27 Contents Ⅰ.Introduction 3 Ⅱ.Supportive discussion 4 Ⅲ. In-depth analysis 8 Ⅳ.Conclusion 11 Ⅴ.Reference 13 Ⅰ.Introduction Daniel Defoe ’Robinsons Crusoe, a classic in English literature, and regarded by many as the first English novel, has been interpreted in different ways. First it is a religious and moral allegory as stressed by Defoe himself in the Preface. Also, Rousseau was inspired by it to “Return to Nature Marx regarded it as a meretricious model of economic independence.And above all, the recent studies regard Crusoe as the first colonialist in English literature. Even J.M. Coetzee ’s novel, Foe is a re-imaging of Robinson Crusoe on grounds of gender, race and colonialism. On the whole, the colonial approach is one of the major concerns of Robinson Crusoe to the critics and readers: the try to analyze the theme of colonialism in Robinson Crusoe, post colonialism in Robinson Crusoe, Robinson Crusoe colonialism and imperialism or Robinson Crusoe colonialism quotes. Robinson Crusoe is well-known as a powerful adventure story of a seafaring person. The book tells the tale of a marooned individual who through relentless efforts ‘ not an adventure story only; it can be read at multiple levels. Spatially, Robi