İki kitaptan oluşan bu cilt beni yarısından sonra büyük hayal kırıklığına uğrattı. İlk kitap herkesin bildiği, diğer yayınevlerinin de bastığı Robinson Crusoe’nun ıssız bir adaya düşmesini konu oluyor. Kendi başına yaşamaya çalışan Robinson’un inanılmaz çabalarıyla beraber alttan alta yer alan dini yakarışını görüyoruz. İnancı sayesinde belki de tutunuyor bir şekilde hayata. Adaya ilk düşüşünden kurtuluşuna kadar olan süreçte yer yer tereddütler yaşasa da gene de bir şekilde tutarlı bir şekilde koruyor inancını. Daha sonra sahneye çıkan Cuma karakteri ise bu korumada bence en önemli taştı. Zira Cuma’nın gelişiyle beraber daha bir kendine geldi Robinson. Hatta dini öğretilerini Cuma’ya aşılayarak bir anlamda kendi inancını da pekiştirdi. İkinci kitap ise tam anlamıyla fiyasko ama bence. İlk kitaptaki Robinson Crusoe temelde çok sempatik karakter olmasa da gene de bir şekilde anlayış gösterebileceğimiz bir yapıdaydı. Ama birinci kitabın sonlarından başlayarak bambaşka bir yapıya bürünüyordu sanki. Herkesi kendisinden üstün gören yapısı (beyaz ve İngiliz olarak) rahatsız ediciydi. Tüm bunların yanında ikinci kitapla beraber Robinson adeta dini bir propoganda makinesine döndü. Kendisini zaten daha önceden üstün konumda görüyordu. Ama dini bakış açısındaki aşırılıklarla beraber iyice antipatik bir hale evrildi. Yazar sanki ikinci kitabı dini bir vazifeyle yazmış gibiydi. Öyle ki bu uğurda Cuma’yı bir çırpıda çizip attı. Gerçekten ikinci kitap çok rahat ediciydi.

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Our hero, Robinson Crusoe, whose name is also given to the book, whose significant parts of his 60-year life are told masterfully and in a very gripping way, starting with "I was born in 1632 to a good family in the city of York", or rather his real name is "Robinson Kreutznaer"; The cult work of the British author... “What would a person do if he was stranded on a deserted island?” Rather than dwelling on the question, there are two points that Defoe touches upon in this book, leaving the answers to the reader in his own way, and which I would like to note here; 1) What kind of thoughts and moods does loneliness put a person in? 2) Do human beings always desire to seek, even if the conditions are the most negative or the most positive? Is it best to suppress the search within ourselves and live "in accordance with social norms"? I think this work, which has its own answers and makes you ask these crucial questions, should definitely be read. My one-sentence summary of the book would be "Philosophy is best done alone..." and I wish those who will read it a good read.

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There may be spoilers! It would be fair to say that Daniel Defo left Robinzon Crusoe alone with an adventure. I can easily say that I, too, experienced adventures with Robin. If you want to learn how a person clings to life, how he clings to hope and lives, how he knows how to settle for little and starts his life from scratch, how he never gives up, no matter what, you should definitely read it. Adventure, adventure, travel are all in this book. (It was like a commercial). Okay, like every book, there were some things that were wrong for me in this book. But even from them there was something for me to learn from. At first I was bored until I got used to it, but then I said, "I'm glad I read it." I said. It is impossible not to admire Robin's compassion, determination, faith and humanity. The reason why I finished the book late is entirely due to my health. It's the first book that I regret that it took me a long time to finish it. I would recommend it to everyone. Note: I would like to thank everyone who wished me luck while I was studying.

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Robinson Crusoe is a novel considered by some literary historians to be the first novel of English literature. Years later, I re-read the full text of this novel, which many of us know from childhood, and I can say that I enjoyed it very much. It tells the story of Robinson Crusoe, the youngest son of a middle-class family of German origin living in England, who embarked on his journeys with the dream of traveling the world, despite all his father's objections, and the events he encountered during this journey, when the ship he was traveling on sank and he had to live alone for 28 years on a deserted island. a masterpiece. It is beautifully explained, explaining in the best possible way that people can achieve anything if they want, explaining the underlying text of civilization and highly developed societies, and from which many lessons can be learned. When you read it, you may get the feeling of a gripping adventure novel that you won't think much about at first, just like I did, but if you think about it a little, you will understand how full of a work it is. A man left alone on an island kills savages to survive, and then debates and questions himself about whether what he did was right or not; On the other hand, his perspective on faith, questioning God, and actually believing in God and praying to him out of necessity. In addition to presenting us the inner voice of a lonely man, Robinson Crusoe also presents the foundations of the British colonial understanding. Do not consider this book as a children's book. If you want to understand the imperialist logic, you should read this book. It is a very valuable book in terms of adventure books, but I can say that I do not like how racism and slavery are portrayed as normal.

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This book taught me how painful it is to get used to loneliness. The person who was left alone was the person who had completely forgotten how to live. When Robinson was left alone on the island for years, he forgot to dream. This pain was enough for him for life. But unfortunately, Robinson, who said that if there are no people, there is no disappointment, never knew that he experienced the greatest pain and disappointment. I couldn't save him from that island, I hope I can save myself.

Robinson CrusoeDaniel Defoe · Dejavu Publishing · 201122k okunma

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İngiliz Edebiyatı

İngiliz edebiyatına ait bu romanda, düştüğü ıssız bir adada 28 yıl tek başına yaşayan, doğa ile uzun mücadeleler sonunda bütün ihtiyaçlarını sağlayan bir insanın macerası anlatılmıştır. Romanda, irade ve çalışma ile her türlü zorluğun üstesinden gelinebileceği gösterilmiştir. Eser gerçek bir olaydan ilham alınarak yazılmıştır.

Robinson Crusoe ,

Daniel Defoe'nin en ünlü romanıdır. Robinson Crouse , gençliğinden beri macera düşkünüdür. Denizlere açılmak, yeni kıyılar görmek ister. Bir iki deniz yolculuğu, fırtınalar ve korsanlar yüzünden çok tehlikeli geçer. Bir daha açılmaya tövbe eder. Ancak tövbesini tutmaz, yine uzun bir deniz yolculuğuna çıkar. Robinson Crouse'nun yolculuk yaptığı gemi batar; bir tek kendisi kurtulur. Uzak denizler ortasında bir adaya çıkar. Bir sal yaparak batık gemiden yiyecek, giyecek taşır. Yelken bezinden kurduğu çadırda tek başına yaşamaya devam eder.

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