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DANIEL DEFOE
HE IS BORN IN 1660
HE STUDIES
ECONOMICS
GEOGRAPHY
MODERN LANGUAGES
HE WROTE IN WHIG PAPERS: "THE REVIEW"
QUEEN ANNIE HAD HIM ARRESTED AND IMPRISONED
HE BECAME A SECRET AGENT
HE DIED IN 1731
HE STARTED TO WRITE NOVELS
DEFOE'S WORKS:
ROBINSON CRUSOE (1719)
CAPTAIN SINGLETON (1720)
COLONEL JACK (1722)
MOLL FLANDERS (1722)
ROXANA (1724)
RIBONSON CRUSOE:
A SPIRITUAL AUTOBIOGRAPHY
THERE ARE RELIGIOUS REFERENCES
FOR EXAPLE HE READS THE BIBLE TO FIND COMFORT
THE ISLAND
ROBINSON ORGANISES A PRIMITIVE EMPIRE
IT IS A CHANCE TO EXPLOIT AND DOMINATE NATURE
HE CREATES A DIFFERENT SOCIETY
THE STYLE
CLEAR AND PRECISE DETAILS
QUALITY OF OBJECTS: SOLIDITY, EXTENSION AND NUMBER
CONCRETE LANGUAGE
DEFOE'S NOVELS: STRUCTURE
AUTOBIOGRAPHIES
EPISODES AND ADVENTURES
SINGLE HERO
LACK OF A COHERENT PLOT
FIRST-PERSON NARRATION
