Robinson Crusoe: Myths And Metamorphoses

by Lieve Spaas

2021-01-12 09:27:43

Robinson Crusoe explores Defoe''s story, the legend it captured, the universal desire which underlies the myth and a range of modern re-writings which reveal a continued fascination with the problematic character of this narrative. Whether envisaged ... Read more
Robinson Crusoe explores Defoe''s story, the legend it captured, the universal desire which underlies the myth and a range of modern re-writings which reveal a continued fascination with the problematic character of this narrative. Whether envisaged as an heroic rejection of the old world order, a piece of pre-colonialist propaganda or a tale raising archetypal problems of ''otherness'' and ''inequality'', the mythic value of Crusoe has become a pretext over many centuries for an examination of some of the fundamental problems of existence. This collection of essays examines, from a wide range of critical and philosophical perspectives, the cultural manifestations of Robinson Crusoe in different centuries, in different media, in different genres. Less

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File size21.6 X 14 X 0.17 in
Print pages328
PublisherPalgrave Macmillan
Publication date January 1, 1996
LanguageEnglish
ISBN9781349136797

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