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M.K.BHAVNAGAR UNIVERSITYDEPARTMENT OF ENGLISHName : Maru Janak JRoll no : 26Enrollment no : PG 15101026Paper no : 2 ( The Neo-Classical Literature)Topic : Robinson Crusoe ’Original Sin’Submitted To :M.K Bhavnagar University Deprtment of English.

He imposes his will on others: Friday (and the English As an imperialist he sees himself as king and others as Robinson acts as a colonizer when he takes completeĭominion island and the people. So colonialism is one from of imperialism

Raw and markets for finished products, thus colonies To keep expanding, capitalism requires a cheap source of Capitalism and Colonialism are closely Related He looks at his past through the eyes of theĬonvert who constantly sees the working of Robinson uses religious language, Imagery, and Punishments to awaken a sense of his sinfulness In ignoring their warnings, he denies god’s Crusoe receives warming against going to seaįrom his father and the captain of the first ship he Individuals must use their talents, which come

Only God can determine who should be saved in Perverted as a result of Adam and Eve’s fall Every human being is by nature corrupt and Human beings were unworthy to receive salvation The puritans saw grace as a gift from a god God is actively and directly involved in the affairs