Coetzee´s Foe and Defoe´s Robinson Crusoe Contrasting Stories of Friday

Oral and non verbal voices are important in the process of making us ourselves by building our character, personality and expressing our thoughts to the people around us It plays a role. Without our existence, we become vulnerable and affect others' desires. The enemies of J. M. Coetzee and Daniel Defoe 's Robinson Crusoe tell a story about the life of a brutal servant of Friday. Because of the terrible murder of his mouth, Friday 's enemy could not make a statement.

Friday is one of the protagonists of Daniel Defoe's 1719 novel "Robinson Crusoe." Robinson Crusoe nominated the man on Friday, and since he first met that day, he could not get in touch with him for the first time. Its role is derived from the term "male Friday" to describe male personal assistants or servants, especially talented people or faithful people. Current usage also includes "Girls Friday". Robinson Crusoe spent 28 years in an island off Venezuela, and his parrot polls his parrot and his domesticated goat are his only companion. In his 25th year he discovered that Caribbean eaters occasionally used the island's deserted beaches to kill their prisoners and eat them.

Unlike John David Weiss's 19th century Swiss family Robinson (1818), who kept Crusoe's surname and other things on Friday, 1967, he spoke about Crusoe from his fellow's point of view, on Friday, 1967. It was. The story of the last surname of the last four years of Story Island 's 28 years, and the enemy of JM Coetzee (1986), Defoe, was spoken from the perspective of a woman who was abandoned on Crusoe Island.

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 were signing a legitimate document, except that he was a wonderful general defense against the novel, Whether secular or religious, Fu 's contemporary politics often controversial to this seemingly de facto statement, he certainly has been imprisoned several times. Perhaps Defoe is allowed to feel the pain of prison at these times to create imaginary sympathy for the experience on Crusoe's island.