Robison Crusoe

Robinson Crusoe, the first novel written in English, was taken from a real man’s life, named Alexander Selkirk. This man lived alone in an island just like Robinson and he saved his life at the end. The name of the island was “Mas a Tierra” And Alexander Selkirk was on this island between1704 & 1709. The difference of the real story of Alexander Selkirk and Robinson Crusoe’s story was the time that they lived on their islands. While Alexander Selkirk stayed just 5 years on Mas a Tierra, Robinson has spend 28 years within his island.

Now let’s look at Robinson Crusoe himself, his life and the time he spent on the island. When he first arrives the island, he becomes so muddled. He doesn’t know wh

As we all know, England is a country, which has lots of colonies. English nation lived with their colonies for years. They get used to have colonies from every part of the world. As a typical Englishman, Robinson Crusoe, act against Friday just like he is a slave. So we can see a relation Friday’s situation and the colonies of England. Here, Friday can be seen as the colonies and Robinson Crusoe like the England itself. And moreover, later on the novel Robinson Crusoe meets Friday’s father. Again he behaves him just like he’s the slave. Then Robinson Crusoe meets another man. He’s a Spanish guy and his end is the same. He became a slave of Robinson Crusoe just like Friday and his father. Robinson let them know about anything on his island. He teach them religion, modern life, English culture, etc… He became the ruler, the king of his island. Robinson Crusoe was a proud Englishman so he acted like his country. He behaved these three man as if they were slaves, just like the relation between England and its colonies.

Finally This little island of Robinson Crusoe and the people living on them and even the events that we’ve faced during this novel should remind us the England; The England and it’s colonies. This island can be seen a small copy of England. Robinson is like the government of England. He’s a standard Englishman. He shows all the same characteristics of an English man. Robinson Crusoe may be a man’s story on an island but it’s moreover dealing with that times social problems and the managements of the states.

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