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The Role of the Family in Robinson Crusoe

Name: The Role of the Family in Robinson Crusoe
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Author: Juliane Heß
ISBN: 978-3-640-99504-2

Term Paper (Advanced seminar), 2009

24 Pages, Grade: 2,0

Juliane Heß (Author)

Excerpt

1. Introduction

2. What is a Family?

3. Robinson Crusoe´s Family
3.1 Crusoe introduces his Family
3.2 Crusoe´s Father as the Foreigner
3.2.1 The True born Englishman
3.3 Changing Names

4. The undesired convenient Life
4.1 Designed for the Law
4.2 Going away
4.3 The upper Station of low Life

5. The Reasons for Crusoe´s Flight
5.1 Who is to blame for his Escape?

6. Crusoe as the disobedient Son
6.1 Empathy versus Wanderlust
6.2 The Prophecy to his Perdition
6.3 The original Sin
6.4 The Prodigal Son

7. Replacing the Family?
7.1 Omitting the Family
7.2 ‘Building me a Home’
7.3 The Substitution of his Family

8. The Role of Women in Robinson Crusoe

9. Conclusion

10. List of Sources

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Title: The Role of the Family in Robinson Crusoe
College: Ernst Moritz Arndt University of Greifswald (Institut für Anglistik/Amerikanistik)
Course: Experiencing the Exotic: Oroonoko and Robinson Crusoe
Grade: 2,0
Author: Juliane Heß (Author)
Year: 2009
Pages: 24
Catalog Number: V177684
ISBN (eBook): 9783640993710
ISBN (Book): 9783640995042
File size: 594 KB
Language: English
Keywords: Friday, Robinson Crusoe, Kreutznaer, Daniel Defoe