鲁滨逊漂流记

关于鲁滨逊漂流记RobinsonCrusoeisanovelwrittenbyDanielDefoe（1660—1731）anditwasfirstpublishedin1719.4.25第2页,共14页，2024年2月25日，星期天ABriefIntroductionto

DanielDefoe

Englishnovelist,pamphleteer,andjournalist,authorofRobinsonCrusoe(1719),astoryofamanshipwreckedaloneonanisland.DefoeisconsideredthefounderoftheEnglishnovel.Beforehistimestorieswereusuallywrittenaslongpoemsordramas.Heproducedsome200worksofnonfictionproseinadditiontoclose2000shortessaysinperiodicalpublications,severalofwhichhealsoedited.第3页,共14页，2024年2月25日，星期天

ThefamousstoryofRobinsonCrusoecanbedividedintothreeparts:Robinson’syouthandthetimeuptohisshipwreck;histwenty-eightyearsonanuninhabitedisland;hislieandadventuresafterbeingrescuedfromtheisland.Publishedin1719,Defoeplaceshisstoryinthe17thcenturyinEngland,northAfrica,Brazil,anislandoffthecoastofVenezuelaandbacktoEurope.Thefirstpartofthenovelrelatesthat,againsttheadviceofhisfather,Robinsonwishestopursuehislivelihoodbygoingtosea.Hedoessoandafterafalsestarthassomesuccessbutathirdvoyageendsinslavery.HeeventuallyescapesandishelpedtoBrazilwherehebecomesasuccessfulplantationowner.HeembarksonaslavegatheringexpeditiontoWestAfricabutisshipwreckedoffthecoastofVenezuelainaterriblestorm.第4页,共14页，2024年2月25日，星期天第5页,共14页，2024年2月25日，星期天

ThebulkofthenovelattendstoRobinson’slifeontheisland—howheaccomplisheshissurvivalandevenestablisheshis"kingdom";howhemovesfromafranticstateofdiscontenttooneofresignationandcontentment;howhemeetsFridayand,finally,howheleavestheisland.第6页,共14页，2024年2月25日，星期天

Thoughanticlimactic,thethirdpartofthenoveltracesRobinson’ssecuringofwealththroughthehonestyandloyaltyoffriends,hisreturntoEngland,travelsthroughthecontinentandalasttriptohisislandtoseehowthosehelefttherefared.第7页,共14页，2024年2月25日，星期天“Itisnotaproblembutachallenge.Enjoyfacingit.”“Fearofdangerouspsychologicalmoreterriblethandangerousitself!”“Mytemperisdeterminedtodoonething,nosuccessneverlettinggo,"famousquotation

ofRobinsonCrusoe

第8页,共14页，2024年2月25日，星期天AfterIhavefinishedreadingthebookIfounditisveryboringinthebeginning,goingonabouthowthesebadthingswouldnothavehappened.Ifhehadbeenadutifulsonandlistenedtohisfather,hewouldenjoyapeacefullife.OnceheisontheislanditdoesimprovebutitwasstillnotasexcitingasIhadimagineditwouldbe.However,thedetailsabouthowhebuildshiscampandmanagestosurvivearegoodandIenjoyedthebitsverymuch.

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AnotherthingthatIdidnotagreewasabouttheslavery-Friday.Thiswaswritteninatimewhenblackpeoplewerenottreatedwell.HisattitudetotheislanderFridayisoffensivethesedays.ItmakesyoudisgustedwithRobinsonCrusoethewayheimmediatelygivessomuchoftheworktoFridayandtriestoforcehimtochangehisfaith.Heevendidnotgivehimapropername-justnamedhimafterthedayonwhichhefoundhim!

IthinkitisabookvaluetoreadbecauseitmakesyouthinkaboutthesethingsanditisarecordofthehistoryofDanielDefoe'ssociety.Althoughthebookisabitboring,itisalsobasicallyagoodstory.第10页,共14页，2024年2月25日，星期天

FirstEveryonehaveadreamwhenheorshereachestoacertainage.AsRobinsondid,manytimeswedon'twanttolistentoourparents'wordwithoutanyreason.Thismaybeakindoftreacherymentalstate.However,everyonehavetosufferingthisperiod,Itoonotexception.

OnceIwasachild,Irarelylistenedtomymothers'words.SometimesIsaidIwoulddoit,butIsetitasidewhenmymotherapart.Idon'tknowwhyIdolikethis,yetIstilldolikethatnow.MaybeIhavetochangemyselfrightnow;otherwiseI'llfeelshamedofmyself.第11页,共14页，2024年2月25日，星期天

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Robinsonhascomeacrossmanytimesdangers.Whenhehadtofacethosedifficulties,heusuallydidthingsorderlyandhealwaysfortunatelysolvethemproperly.Maybesomeonesaythatwasbecausehe

believesinJesus,yetitisnotthecritical.

第12页,共14页，2024年2月25日，星期天Nowadaysmanychildrenareafraidofdifficulties,whentheymeetsomedifficulties,theywillturntotheirparents.Ithinkitisrelatedtooureducationsystemtosomeex