Robinson Crusoe is the story of the titular castaway. Shipwrecked after a disastrous voyage, the Englishman survives on the bare edge of death on a deserted island. While there, he confronts a mutinous crew, cannibals, wild animals, and other dangers. The story is told through letters, speeches, and other literary devices that would become popular fixtures of realistic fiction. It is one of the earliest examples of a shipwrecked narrative.
Martel gives the reader the democratic choice the desire to believe rather than the belief itself We do not have to agree with the ideology Martel delivers but we can support to the full the way he says it for Martel inspires the readers desire by invoking the spirit of the fairy tale the simple narrative which may reveal virtues and ethics yet is primarily concerned with entertaining the reader or listener as young children often are of such stories in magical ways which powerfully invoke the
To compare with other famous literatures of English Flowers for Algernon is a quite recently published novel However it can be called as a classic because of its greatness Daniel Keyes the writer of this book perfectly describes the internal changes of Charlie Gordon who is the main character of the novel Charlie was born as with rarely low IQ but his mother does not accept that his son is a boy who needs a special treatment She gave her son many traumas so that it remained in core part of Char
Colonialism and Beyond in Chinua Achebes An Image of Africa Racism in Conrads Heart of Darkness No Longer at Ease Things Fall Apart Joseph Conrads Heart of Darkness Emmanuel Nelsons Chinua Achebe Postcolonial African Writers Willene Taylors A Search for Values in Things Fall Apart Colin Turnbulls he Lonely African This course on colonial and post colonial literature satisfies my cravings for thought and literature that falls outside of the mainstream of the Eurocentric view of things Achebe Wal