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    characters Lawson is trying to put across in his sketch ‘In a Dry Season’. Henry Lawson’s story ‘The Drover’s Wife’ depicts the harshness of the Australian bush and the tough‚ desolate and lonely life of the drover’s wife. Daniel Defoe’s story ‘Robinson Crusoe’ has similar context and themes and also uses some similar techniques to create images for the reader. ‘In a Dry Season’ complements what Lawson sees as the unforgiving Australian environment and includes elements of loneliness‚ depression‚ alcoholism

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    classics of world literature Robinson Crusoe wrote by Daniel Defoe and Gulliver´s Travels wrote by Jonathan Swift have important places in the history of English novel. Swift had been Daniel Defoe´s main competitor in the field of journalism for twenty years‚ and it is obvious from Gulliver´s Travels that he had been influenced by Defoe‚ both in the adoption of fiction as a vehicle for his purpose‚ and in the use of a plausible‚ matter-of-fact realism. Robinson Crusoe‚ desperately lonely on his desert

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    The Rise of the Novel in the Eighteenth Century ( A Brief Summary of the first three lectures) 1- The first half of the eighteenth century marks the rise of a new literary genre: works of prose called today ‘novels’. 2- The novel has its roots in the short tales of the middle and Elizabethan ages‚ like romances and other adventure stories. 3- Romances- also called “French romances”- are fictitious‚ fanciful stories in prose about knights and their

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    The Life and Adventures of Robinson Crusoe was written by Daniel Defoe in 1719. Daniel Defoe was an English trader‚ writer‚ journalist‚ pamphleteer‚ and spy. He wrote more than 500 books and journals on various topics. His most famous piece is The Life and Adventures of Robinson Crusoe. Robinson Crusoe faced all sorts of obstacles while being stranded on the island and also showed that he can overcome adversity by surviving out there on his own for such a long time. Crusoe set out to sea when he was

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    References: Brand Hype. Copyright 2000. Cast Away. Retrieved on October 1‚ 2011‚ from: http://www.brandhype.org/albums/castaway/CastAway_2000_104.sized.jpg Defoe‚ Daniel Iwannawatch.net. Copyright 2000. Cast Away. Retrieved on October 1‚ 2011‚ from: http://www.iwannawatch.net/wp-content/uploads/2011/04/Cast-Away-2000-205x300.jpg Literature Network‚ The Screened.com. Copyright

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    ! ! ! ! ! ! “I would say colonialism is a wonderful thing. It spread civilization to Africa. Before it they had no written language‚ no wheel as we know it‚ no schools‚ no hospitals‚ not even normal clothing.” -Ian Smith The above quote by Ian Douglas Smith‚ a Rhodesian politician of British heritage who led the mostly white minority government that unilaterally declared independence from Great Britain in 1965‚ aptly captures the distorted view that colonizers held towards the native

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    at the beginning of the novel. Crusoe lands in an inhospitable environment and makes it his home. His taming and domestication of wild goats and parrots with Crusoe as their master illustrates his newfound control. Moreover‚ Crusoe’s mastery over nature makes him a master of his fate and of himself. Early in the novel‚ he frequently blames himself for disobeying his father’s advice or blames the destiny that drove him to sea. But in the later part of the novel‚ Crusoe stops viewing himself as a passive

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    book is “why is there water everywhere”. There are four main characters in this novel; Lone ranger‚ Ishmael‚ Robinson Crusoe and Hawkeye‚ they all escaped from a mental institution. All these men are Native American Elders. Each one of these elders is connected to a female character from native tradition: First woman and Lone ranger‚ Changing woman and Ishmael‚ Thought woman and Robinson Crusoe‚ and old woman and Hawkeye. Throughout this novel Green Grass Running water in divided into four sections

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    هدفنا Robinson Crusoe by Daniel Defoe SETTING When the story begins‚ the setting is England. Some of the action thereafter takes place at sea in various ships. Once the pirates capture Crusoe‚ the action moves to Sallee‚ a port in Morocco. After Crusoe’s escape from there‚ the setting moves to the Canary Islands‚ until a Portuguese ship arrives. For the next few years‚ the novel is set in Brazil. Then Crusoe embarks on his ill-fated voyage. After the shipwreck‚ Crusoe washes ashore

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    Adventure is an important part of children ’s psyche. Children often dream of strange fortunes‚ great feats‚ exciting events‚ long trips‚ and everything they can be drawn to from the monotony of everyday life. Heroes of adventure stories are mostly sailors‚ pirates‚ cowboys and Indians‚ convicts‚ researchers‚ adventurers and solitaires of all types. The concept of adventure story is quite simple: brave‚ strong and resourceful hero must make a difficult task‚ and overcome a lot of danger‚ but in

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