A Comparison of Defoe and Bryson's writing

The texts of Defoe and Bryson compare Bryson 's witty tone with irony and explain it. "When they arrived, they held a junk festival ..." It's effective as garbage is overflowing. I intentionally put it there for decoration. Example: This is interesting, as garbage makes Liverpool's voice more attractive. Defoe's sole purpose was summoned. "But heaven has a very special protection of the liver ..." Such a statement clearly shows that the country is very beautiful.

Before Robinson Crusoe enters Defoe's work, I would like to talk about the point of view of Robinson Crusoe, Crusoe series life and amazing adventure Defoe's point of view in his serious way of thinking. The third and last one is a fable of his life (Cruso and / or Defoe), hence the first two books that are his allegory as a writer's career. Despite his true pledge to his statements, as if he was signing a legitimate document, except that he is a wonderful general defense against the novel, it is secular Whether it is deaf or religious, Fu's contemporary politics often controversial, he has certainly been imprisoned. Perhaps Defoe is allowed to feel the pain of prison at these times to create imaginary sympathy for the experience on Crusoe's island.

Along with Robinson Crusoe, Defoe is said to invented a style called formal realism. In the absence of idealized people, events or circumstances, this style emphasizes that writing applies to natural and real life. Defoe does not write for the upper class, it is not commissioned by sponsors or supporters, middle class members are the main buyer of his work. Therefore, luxurious languages, aristocrats, bigger characters than life were not in his novel. Defoe also used Crusoe's diary to increase the authenticity of the story.

Non-political activists, journalists, businessmen, and religious rebels Daniel Defoe were in a unique position when talking about his time. In the year of restoration, Defoe was a mid-range businessman who went bankrupt twice because of bad business transactions and political attitudes. His rich living experience allowed him to comment on the struggle of the working class and give him a broad understanding of Britain's growing wealth and the benefits and consequences of power. In the year when Daniel Defoe was born in 1660, after a decade-long trial by the parliamentary government, Britain became a monarchy again. Charles II restored the throne of Britain. His participation returned Stuart Royalty to power, and his rule marked the UK as a powerful empire.