Robinson Crusoe (Routledge Revivals)

Focusing on the context of Robinson Crusoe, this work delves into its composition, publishing history, and critical reception since its release in 1719. Pat Rogers examines the themes of geographical discovery, colonialism, and piracy, providing essential background for modern readers. The exploration of the book's structure and style enhances the understanding of its enduring significance, while also addressing more contentious interpretations that have emerged over time.