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This document provides an analysis of capitalism in Daniel Defoe's novel Robinson Crusoe. It discusses how Crusoe exemplifies early capitalism through his self-sufficiency, record keeping, and employing Man Friday to work. Crusoe stockpiles goods and sets up production on the island, acting as the "true prototype of the British colonist." The document also notes how Marx critiqued Defoe's work from his own economic perspective, seeing Crusoe's experiences as symbolic of capitalism.
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- 1. M.K.BHAVNAGAR UNIVERSITY NAME: BALDANIYA VANITA V. CLASS: M.A. SEM:1 ROLL NO:- :30 PAPER:2(THE NEO-CLASSICAL LITERATURE) TOPIC: CAPITALISM IN ROBINSON CRUSOE
- 2. “ Robinson Crusoe, the first capitalism hero, He is a self- made man who accept objective reality and then fashions it to his needs through the work ethic, common sense, resilience, technology, and it need be racism and imperialism. “ INTRODUCTION:
- 3. These techniques are used everywhere in the great, pioneering novels that defoe wrote a few years later. The first of them, Robinson Crusoe, is an anatomy of early capitalism wrapped up in a Boy’s own adventure. Crusoe on his island, stockpiling good, keeping records and setting Man Friday to work, is the eyewitness reporter of his own life.
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- 5. The Scottish strand in Crusoe is a tacit but telling reminder of how the empire became after 1707. It was the prospect of participating in Colonial adventures from which they had been excluded by the English that persuaded many members of the Scottish elite to accept the union.
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