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Oxford and Norton versions

Oxford and Norton versions

和其他十八世紀的英國小說傢相比，Defoe算是寫得粗鄙無文，就占著故事勾動一個時代的優勢。

Robinson stays in my childhood as a brave and positive hero, yet reading this original version pushes me to believe that it's not only an adventurous store. I sensed his racial contempt and ego, yet i still insist that he has good side as in my memory. He's only unable to jump out of the hierachical stereotype rooted in his era. He still can love.

讀原著，閱讀快感應不及改編本或縮寫本。登島100頁後，方看見一個人的腳印。全書過瞭一多半，身邊纔有瞭一個活人。距結尾還有60頁，島上纔齣現另一個歐洲人。一個人的事兒，再凶險，自己講起來，終歸單調些，何況還夾雜大量宗教上的自我訓誡。但是，這書融冒險、拓荒、野外生存、殖民、懺悔錄於一身，便有不可替代的價值。這一版是2007年，注釋詳盡 （30頁，極有用，引不少新近研究成果），附有航海及生僻詞匯的glossary，前有笛福的生平大事記，後有魯賓遜的簡要年錶。極好的版本。

CRITICS ON DEFOE AND ROBINSON CRUSOE Walter Allen: "Defoe dramatized the inescapable solitariness of each man in his relation to God and theuniverse." Ballantine, John: “...society is for ever indebted to the memory of De Foe for his production of a ...

CRITICS ON DEFOE AND ROBINSON CRUSOE Walter Allen: "Defoe dramatized the inescapable solitariness of each man in his relation to God and theuniverse." Ballantine, John: “...society is for ever indebted to the memory of De Foe for his production of a ...

CRITICS ON DEFOE AND ROBINSON CRUSOE Walter Allen: "Defoe dramatized the inescapable solitariness of each man in his relation to God and theuniverse." Ballantine, John: “...society is for ever indebted to the memory of De Foe for his production of a ...

CRITICS ON DEFOE AND ROBINSON CRUSOE Walter Allen: "Defoe dramatized the inescapable solitariness of each man in his relation to God and theuniverse." Ballantine, John: “...society is for ever indebted to the memory of De Foe for his production of a ...

CRITICS ON DEFOE AND ROBINSON CRUSOE Walter Allen: "Defoe dramatized the inescapable solitariness of each man in his relation to God and theuniverse." Ballantine, John: “...society is for ever indebted to the memory of De Foe for his production of a ...