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Concept of naming in Robinson Crusoe


            Prepared by
         Kuvadiya Deepika
           M.A.-part(II)
        Neo-classical literature

           Submitted to
           Dr. Dilip Barad
       Head of English Department
       Maharaja Krishnakumarsinhji
       Bhavnagar University,
              Bhavnagar.
 Dominate Friday and Island itself

 Crusoe names the man he meets:

 “ I made him know his name should be Friday,
  which was the day I saved his life;
   I called him so for the memory of the time;
  I likewise taught him to say Master,
  and ten let him know that was to him
  know that was to be my name. ’’
Naming-Act of possession and power

Ignore the real Identity

No validity after granting or giving a new name

Discoverer(Crusoe)- Discovered(Friday)

Significance of teaching first word –Master to Friday
                                           (chap-23)
Cited Works

Defoe Daniel; Robinson Crusoe
Class notes

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  • 1. Concept of naming in Robinson Crusoe Prepared by Kuvadiya Deepika M.A.-part(II) Neo-classical literature Submitted to Dr. Dilip Barad Head of English Department Maharaja Krishnakumarsinhji Bhavnagar University, Bhavnagar.
  • 2.  Dominate Friday and Island itself  Crusoe names the man he meets: “ I made him know his name should be Friday, which was the day I saved his life; I called him so for the memory of the time; I likewise taught him to say Master, and ten let him know that was to him know that was to be my name. ’’
  • 3. Naming-Act of possession and power Ignore the real Identity No validity after granting or giving a new name Discoverer(Crusoe)- Discovered(Friday) Significance of teaching first word –Master to Friday (chap-23)
  • 4. Cited Works Defoe Daniel; Robinson Crusoe Class notes