The Swiss Family Robinson by Johann Wyss

The Swiss family of John Wise Robinson The Swiss family Robinson of John Wise will tell the family about the shipwreck in the uninhabited island. The ship was abandoned with an angry wave. All crew members and the captain abandoned the ship to destroy the sea. It is only the Robinson family that remains. After the storm, they talked about how to get to the beach. After careful consideration, they made enough rafts for the six family and took away what was useful.

Owen Allen's SF classic "Lost Space" aired 83 episodes out of 3 episodes from 1965 to 1968, basically a futuristic update of Swiss family Robinson by John David Wise. Since this book has recently become a popular Disney movie in 1960, Allen combined his success with public interest in space competition - an astronaut family intended to colonize another world Create a version of. Just lost during their spaceship flight. As smugglers smuggled, they left the route

The Swiss family Robinson was published in 1812 and died in just four years after the author's death. It was edited by his eldest son, Johann Rudolf Weiss, and explained by another son, Johan Emmanuel. It is very popular and turned out to be translated from original German into French, English and other European languages ​​in just a few years. French translator Baroness Isabelle de Montolieu added many post - production episodes and changed the outcome. Her supplement became part of most versions of the novel including this audio book.

I know that the Swiss family Robinson was written in German by Swiss writer John David Wise (1743-1818). And I am reading English translation. But I believe my childhood experience is effective. It can be used as a clue to answer the question "What is literature?" I think the word "gate" has a real door somewhere in the vicinity. I grabbed it by seeing it once. This is especially true if the word "door" on the signboard has an arrow and the word "?".

Literary critic J. Hillis Miller wrote about the book reminiscent of The Swiss Family Robinson's beloved childhood book, Johann David Wyss. Article of Family Robinson). This book tells families of the wreck of the desert island which must be self-destructing in the wilderness. Mr. Miller quickly returned to "a safe, unmanned wonderful tropical island full of birds, beasts, fish, trees, and plants." This experience also returned him to childhood beyond the passage of time. He remembers camping with his family. There, "not only the tools that can be carried, but also" setting up the camp ", cutting the fragrant balsam branches as bedding, making a campfire for cooking, heating, in short, creates a whole new world in the wild "He wrote.