THE PROMINET CHARACTERISTIC TRAITS OF ROBINSON CRUSOE

... 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), is considered 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, ... on the coast of America, near the mouth of the Great River of Oroonoque. Background of Daniel defoe(1660-1731) English novelist, pamphleteer, jounalist, is the most famous as the author of Robinson...

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... Conclusion DISCUSSION Background of Daniel Defoe Summary the context The prominent characteristic traits of Robinson Crusoe 1. Analyse Robinson s traits: -He was the man of labor : industrious, untiring…: ... Outline Topic: The prominent characteristic traits of Robinson Crusoe Introduction Rationale Method of the study Social, historical, literature background Design of the study: Introduction ... affected with the Wickedness of my past Life: The Impression of my Dream reviv'd, and the Words, All these Things have not brought thee to Repentance (para.5.p58) . “I threw down the Book, and...

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