1) Robinson Crusoe tells the story of a man who travels against his father's wishes and is shipwrecked on a deserted island, where he spends many years as the sole human inhabitant.
2) While shipwrecked, Crusoe uses creativity and resourcefulness to survive, building shelters, growing food, and making tools from the resources available.
3) Crusoe eventually rescues and befriends another native person, whom he names Friday, and the two work together to establish a prosperous life on the island until finally being rescued.
my presentation is about Robinson Crusoe's journey, its beginning, middle and end.(a novel Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe)( paper-2-Neo-classical literature)
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This is my Academic presentation about paper no.: 2 The Neo classical literature, MA English, MK Bhavnagar university. And Submitted to Pro. Dr. Dilip Barad.
This Presentation is a part of my academic presentation of Neo Classical Literature, Department of M A English M K Bhavnagar University and it is submitted to Prof. Dr Dilip Barad sir .
This is my Academic presentation about paper no.: 2 The Neo classical literature, MA English, MK Bhavnagar university. And Submitted to Pro. Dr. Dilip Barad.
This Presentation is a part of my academic presentation of Neo Classical Literature, Department of M A English M K Bhavnagar University and it is submitted to Prof. Dr Dilip Barad sir .
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1. Topic : Robinson Crusoe’s journey
Name : Divya d vaghela
Course : M.A ( sem – 1 )
Batch : 2018-20
Enrollment no : 20691084201944
Email Id : vaghela.divya230@gmail.com
Paper no : 2 The Neo-classical Literature
Submitted to : Department of English MKBU
2. Born in ( 1660-1731 )
London in the year of
Restoration
Original surname foe to
Defoe
At a young age he travelled
all over Europe
His career had ups and
downs
put into Prison several time
At sixty Defoe started
writing Novel
Founder of English Novel
3. Novel based on fact
A man by the name of
Alexander Kirk had spent
many years on a lonely island
, all by himself, before
returning to Scotland.
This inspired Defoe’s
imagination .little was known
about tropical island in those
days, despite that he was
able to give a detailed picture
of life on tropical island.
4. Crusoe was born in 1632,in
the city of York , belong to a
good family
His Father was very wealthy
as merchant
Father Married with a girl
who’s family name was
Robinson
Themselves called as Crusoe
so his name became
Robinson Crusoe
5. Father want to give Crusoe good Education
and wanted to become a lawyer
But Crusoe’s mind was set on going to sea
His Father warned him not to think of leaving
home anymore
But Oneday he run away from his home
Thus his journey begins
6. Crusoe goes to sea – storm in
the sea
He remembers his Father’s
words in sigh “ The boy might be
happy if he would stay at home ,
but if he goes abroad , he will be
the most miserable wretch that
was ever born”
In storms he thinks that “ If ever
I got once my foot upon dry land
again , I would go directly home
to my father and never set into a
ship again while I lived’’
yet he continues ............
7. Crusoe becomes Merchant and is Captured
There was a attack on him by pirates
Many years of slavery
Crusoe ran away with a boy manes Xury
They rescused by Merchant ship
Crusoe is shipwreck and he sold faithful
Xury
8. On island we can see his lots
of art & Creativity
Crusoe builds house for him
He finds many things from the
ship like pens , ink, paper
compass , chart and Bible
He was able to create light
which helps him to write Diary
9. Begins to explore on island
He finds fruit, rivers, valley and garden in
which he planted fruit and flowers
Spent two years without any sign of rescuer
Harvest on crop
Making of pots and jars to store food and
water
10. He tries his skill as a tailor ,
prepares hat , trousers and
waist coat from goat skin
He first time feels needs of
companion and remembers
xury
A strange Discovery – A print
of man’s bare foot in the sand
Crusoe’s fear of losing
But no one was there........
11. Crusoe called him
Friday after the day on
which he rescued
He taught him to say “
Master ’’
Master – slave relation
in the novel
12. Friday’s father rescued from cannibals
A ship arrives at the island
Friendship with English captain who was
enslaved
Crusoe : “ If I save you , are you willing to
my conditions ? I have two.........
13. The first is that while you stay on this island
you will obey any order that I give you
If I give you a gun , you will return it to me
and to do no harm either to me or to my
possessions
The second condition is that if you recover
your ship you will take me and my servant ,
Friday , to England
14. There is a fight at the round house and they
win
crusoe to prisoners,........
“ I am the Governer of this island ’’
Then he left the island on nineteenth of
December in the year 1686
The ship reached England after long voyage
on the 11th June 1687
“ By the grace of god I was home once
more after the thirty five year ’’
15. Robinsoncrusoe is doing fight with his life.
Doing lot of sacrifice
Doing Exploration
Spent long voyage
At the end he goes his homeland with his
companion friday