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The document discusses applying Marxist socio-economic analysis to Daniel Defoe's novel Robinson Crusoe. It examines how Crusoe establishes himself as a capitalist through private property, individual self-interest, and exploiting others for labor. Specifically, it notes how Crusoe dehumanizes others by calling them names like "Friday" and sees his fellow man as a means to make himself useful, handy, and helpful rather than as ends in themselves. Overall, the document analyzes the novel through the lens of Marxist economic and social phenomena like private ownership, money, and the dehumanization of laborers.
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