RobinsonCrusoe鲁滨逊漂流记人物分析

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2、记人物分析的全部内容。The Characters of the Emerging bourgeoisie revealed in Robinson CrusoeAbstract: Robinson Crusoe, based on a rea I fact, successfuI Iy creates a hero, an emp i re builder, and a super man. The author Defoe, because of th i s book, becomes the father of Engl i sh reaIi stic novel PeopIe Ii

3、ke to ta Ik about Rob inson Crusoe, with h i s adventure and everything he had done when he was facing the obstaeles。 To some people, Robinson is a hero, a gi ant, and perfect in a I I aspects。 While some other peopIe think that Robinson is the one who struggles only for property This paper deaIs wi

4、th him as an emerg i ng bourgeo i s i e。 In t h i s way , a I I h i s behav i or seems more reasonableKey words: adventure, property, material c i v i I i zationRobinson Crusoe i s a classic adventure noveI. In thi s novel, the spi r i t of adventure of the emerging bourgeoisie i s highly praised。 R

5、ob i nson Crusoe, born as an emerging bourgeoisie , refusing to inher i t property from h i s father , dec i des to leave hi s middle station family and begins h i s new adventurous Ii fe.The motive of h i s adventure, as he f i rst tells her mother "that my thoughts were so entirely bent upon

6、seeing the world" (Daniel Defoe , Robinson Crusoe, 5)1or as some peopIe be Ii eves he i s dr i ven by h i sromantic ideas o However , there are ne i ther any descr i ptions of h i s appreciation of the scenery nor any entertaining activities。Actually,in the 18th century, the word “adventure&quo

7、t; does not refer to the impuIse of romanee to a large extent, but it refers to a fanatical pursuit of profit。2 So the des i re of Rob i nson's adventure clearly reveaIs h i swi I I i ngness of getting more profit. Dr i ven by th i s powerfuI force, he I eaves h i s fami Iy although h i s father

8、 gives him ser i ous and counseI aga i ns t wha t he foresees i s Rob i so s des i gn o Rob in son i s not a rea I adven turer ； he I eaves h i s fami ly jus t because he i s not sat isfied with the cur rent situation of h i s middle station family。 He was not willing to stick to the oId doctrines a

9、nd I ives a life of I e i sure and ease o And it is it that causes him to go out to sea three times to do business, even after he has estabI i shed h i s pI antation in Brazils"Tha t ev i I influence wh i ch carr i ed me f i rst away from my father 1s house , that hurr ied me into the wi Id and

10、 indigested notion of raising my fortune, and that impressed those conceits so foreibIy upon me as make me deaf to a I I good adv i ce and to the ent rea ties and eve n comma nd of my fat her"(Daniel Defoe, Robinson Crusoe/ 18 o After the f i rst accident, even Rob i nson i s t hr i I I ed and

11、fee I s regre tful for a while, but t h i s "evil influence” still supports him and makes him keep going sailing Thi s i s on Iy from one aspect, and in hi s later exper ienee, we can see it more cI ear Iy o Once , he meets a captain and treats him as h i s good fr i end because from the cap ta

12、in he can learn a lot and "in creased very cons i derabIyn as we I I as become "both a sa i lor and a merchant乃(Daniel Defoe, Robinson Crusoe,20). Later in another voyage, "I didnot carry quite £ 100 of my new-ga i ned weaI th, so that I had £ 200 Ieft, and wh i ch I Iodged

13、with my fr i end，s widow, who was very just to me"。 Robinsor? s principle of judging person is totally different from most of the peopIet his never changed principle is “pursuing property"。 It is suitable for the f r i e ndship bet wee n the cap tain and him and it goes the same with the r

14、e I ationsh i p between him and anybody else。Besides , it is hard to find h i s emotional att achme nt to any bod y. Bet ween a I I the I i nes of the book, he t a I ks a little abo ut h i s paren ts and h i s fami I y i n the f i rst few pages o Dur i ng those 28 years I i v i ng alone on the i so

15、I a ted island, he never t h i nks of h i s old f r i e nds or h i s parents (if h i s seIdom th i nk i ng of h i s father's good counseI i s not incIuded when he is frustrated) o What he mentions most is hi s indi viduaI Ii fe and h i s hardwork i ng on the i sI and He focuses on h i s f i ghti

16、ng for a better I ife and the things he wants to possessoWhat impresses the readers most is Rob i nson5 s exper i enee on the i sI and For the firs t few years, he i s a I I alone t here and I i ves a mi serab le I i fe o But he never gives up hope and comp I a i ns abo ut h i s fate. Inst ead, he t

17、r i es hi s best to struggle for a better I i v i ng condition. Luck i Iy, he gets enough necessities including food and tools from the wreck of the ship."how we I I I was furn i shed for my subs i s tence and wha t wou I d havebeen my case if it had not been happened, which was a hundred thous

18、and to one. that the ship fIoated from the pI ace where she f i rst struck and was dr i ve n so near to the shore that I had time to get a I I t hese t h i ngs out of her” ( Dan i e I Defoe , Robinson Crusoe /78 ) Th i s suggests thatRob i nson does not get r i d of the material c i v i Ii zation. H

19、e doesn5 t lives I i ke a savage With the aid of the tools, he bu i Ids up h i s I i v i ng places, p I ants enough food for himself, hunts wi Id anima Is or domesticates them, manufactures tools and sewing clothes After a ser ies of struggle, everything on h i s i sI and becomes i n good order and

20、a I I with i n h i s control. A once deserted i sI and begi ns to prosper. Even Rob inson h imseIf car? t imagine, wha t wi I I h i s life be like。 Hi s I i fe on the i so I a ted i s I a ndreveaIs the shining characters of bourgeoisie in a rising stage. He is a hard working man o Robinson had shown

21、 his marveIous capacity for work , h i s boundI ess energy and pers i stence i n overcoming obstaeles。 Hi s perseveranee i n spending months mak ing a canoe , and in practici ng pottery mak i ng until he got it r i ght, i s pra i seworthy。 Add i tionally, h i s resourcefuIness in bu i Id i ng a she

22、I ter, da i ry, grape arbor, country house , goat stabIe i s remarkabIe. He struggled hard aga i nst nature and made it bend to h i s will. Rob i nson has set a good mode I for us。 Anyway, although he I eft the society, h i s behav i ors ref Iect a lot of characters of emerging bourgeoi sieAt last,

23、Rob i nson i s nonethe I ess very interested i n possess i ons. power and pres tige. After the i s I a nd was peop I ed, he thinks he i s "very r i ch in subjects" . and he th i nks "how Ii ke a king I Iooked o Fi rst of all, the who I e country was my own mere property; so that I had

24、 an undoubted r ight of domi nion0 Second Iy, my peopIe were perfectly subjected: I was absolute lord and I aw g i ver； they a I I owed the i r I i ves to me, and every ready to lay down thei r lives”(Daniel Defoe, Robinson Crusoe, 320)Mea nwhile,he i s cold and det ached whe n it comes to h i s fam

25、i I y andmarr i age “ for f i rs t of all I married, and that not eit her to myd i sadvantage or d i ssatisfaction, and had three children, two sons and one daugh ter. But my wife dying He states a I I t hese fac ts i n a br i ef andco Id way. and it makes a great compar i son with h i s detailed procedures of mak i ng to ols on the i s