Robinson Crusoe
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Robinson Crusoe
Daha önceleri okuduğum Emile'de Rousseau okuyucularına Robinson Crusoe 'u okumayı tavsiye ediyordu. O yüzden ben de, okumak için bu kitabı bir köşeye not düşmüştüm.
Robinson' u emimim aranızda bilmeyen yoktur. Hani şu geçirdiği gemi kazasıyla ıssız adaya düşen Robinson..
Eser bildiğiniz üzere Dünya Edebiyatı
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I counted money for Affan Dede,
He sold me my childhood.
I have neither age nor name anymore;
I don't know who I am.
Do not ask anything from me;
I don't know what's going on.
This spring weather, this garden;
The water is sparkling in the pool.
My kite is higher than the clouds,
My jumpers are shiny.
How beautifully my circle spins;
May it never end, my rooster sugar!
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I don't know what to write about Robinson. How many lines can I fill? There is a man stranded on the island and there is nothing but me who wants to save him. Now, what I remember from my childhood dreams...
I couldn't save Robinson from the island he was stranded on. I hope there will be more children in our country who can realize all their dreams.
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This is a book that left me impressed for a week after reading it. Most people call it a children's book. I think it's very meaningful. You fall on a deserted island and try to survive alone, overcoming all the difficulties without losing hope. The day you've been waiting for comes, they find you and you return home. But here's the thing: the peace and joy of life that you had when you were alone is no longer there. Because people become happier with less things. I liked this book very much. If there are people who haven't read it yet, I recommend it. I wish you a good reading..
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My purpose in reading the book started with the criticism in one of Ali Shariati's works that it was aimed at legitimizing the colonialism of Europeans. I thought Robinson was a good person, but old Robinson was actually not that good. He was hinting at something. After reading a few articles about it on the internet, it became obligatory to read the book. It is interesting that it is a work that defends imperialism. The black man is a cannibal, he needs to be educated, and we, the Europeans (the so-called civilized society), have civilized the blacks. Daniel Defoe explains this master-slave relationship based on such logical reasons that we do not even think that it is inhumane while reading it.
Many writers tell things under the rug. Daniel also explained this...
You can read it and not have this thought. Let's assume that I read it with this thought, but the period in which the work was written parallels this. However, it's up to you what you want to understand. Because, according to some of my hearings, Raskolnikov attacked the system, not the host, with an axe. Kafka's transformation into an insect is not just a mutation. It was telling about man's alienation from himself in an intellectual sense.
Daniel Defoe'un "Robinson Crusoe" kitabı, 18. yüzyılın en tanınmış ve etkili romanlarından biridir. Kitap, hayali bir karakter olan Robinson Crusoe'nun hayatta kalma mücadelesini anlatır.
Hikaye, Crusoe'nun bir gemi kazası sonucu ıssız bir adaya düşmesiyle başlar. Adada yalnız kalan Crusoe, doğayla mücadele ederken bir yandan da insanlığını korumaya çalışır. Yavaş yavaş hayatta kalma becerilerini geliştirir, kendine barınak yapar, yiyecek bulur ve avlanır. Ayrıca adada bulduğu diğer eşyaları kullanarak hayatını kolaylaştırır.
Crusoe'nun adada geçirdiği yıllar boyunca yaşadığı tecrübeleri, okudukça insan oğlunun doğayla nasıl mücadele ettiğini ve hayatta kalma gücünün ne kadar önemli olduğunu gösteriyor bizlere. Ayrıca kitap, insanın yalnızlıkla nasıl başa çıkabileceğini ve kendi değerlerini keşfetme sürecini ele alıyor….
"Robinson Crusoe", macera, keşif ve insan psikolojisi gibi temaları ustalıkla işler. Daniel Defoe'nun gerçekçi anlatımı ve en ince detayları bile okudukça adanın atmosferine çekiyor bizleri.
Kitap, 1719 yılında yayımlandığında büyük bir popülerlik kazanmış ve günümüzde de klasikleşmiş bir eser olarak kabul edilir.
Sonuç olarak, "Robinson Crusoe" Daniel Defoe'un unutulmaz eserlerinden biridir. Kitap, macera dolu bir hikaye sunarken insan oğlunun gücünü ve hayatta kalma arzusunu vurgular.