Study guide Robinson Crusoë
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Original biography of Daniel Defoe
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We entrust university specialists with the writing of each study guides.
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Each study guide complies with a quality charter set up by a team of professors.
This ebook is made as follows :
Table of Contents
Original biography of Daniel Defoe
Work presentation
Summary (chapter by chapter)
Reasons of success
Main themes
Study of the literary movements associated to the author
Daniel Defoe
Daniel Defoe, né vers **1660** à Londres et mort en **1731**, est un écrivain, journaliste et pamphlétaire anglais, souvent considéré comme l’un des pères du roman moderne. Aventurier dans l’âme, il a exercé de nombreux métiers (commerçant, espion, éditeur) avant de se consacrer à l’écriture. Son œuvre la plus célèbre, *Robinson Crusoé* (1719), s’inspire de l’histoire vraie d’un naufragé et a donné naissance à un genre littéraire : la **robinsonnade**. Defoe a marqué la littérature par son réalisme et sa capacité à mêler aventure et réflexion philosophique.
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