[DOC] [TLE] J! Archive - Show #3723, aired 2000-11-08 [PAR] Daniel Defoe claimed that this shipwreck classic was an allegory of his own life ... 
This "Wilde" guy gives his soul to remain young while his picture reflects his... [DOC] [TLE] Robinson Crusoe - Wikipedia [PAR] Robinson Crusoe /rbnsn kruso/ is a novel by Daniel Defoe, first 
published on 25 .... There were many stories of real-life castaways in Defoe's time
. ... at his own request, while Crusoe was shipwrecked; the islands are different; 
Selkirk ... He was adamant to maintain his claim that the actual author was "
Robinson... [DOC] [TLE] The Strange Shipwreck of Robinson Crusoe [PAR] The crucial issue and the book's great gift is Defoe's account of how a civilization 
is born. ... until I came to the oldest classic of them all, Daniel Defoe's 1719 work 
of high ... but the very significance of his shipwreck, the very meaning of his life. 
What I ... Robinson no longer follows his own will, but bows before the will of God. [DOC] [TLE] Robinson Crusoe - Grace Livingston Hill [PAR] Book: Written by Daniel Defoe, 1719 ... Defore claims in a later book, Serious 
Reflections, that Robinson Crusoe is an allegory of his own life, the shipwreck 
corresponding to his bankruptcy, and similar analogies holding good. ... 
Robinson Crusoe may be the classic camping manual and the first of woodcraft 
books, but it... [DOC] [TLE] Robinson Crusoe by Defoe, First Edition - AbeBooks [PAR] Robinson Crusoe by Defoe, Daniel and a great selection of similar Used, New ... 
All early editions of this classic are now scarce. .... Later writers even accused 
Defoe of stealing Selkirk's manuscript and claiming it as his own. .... The author - 
who in his preface indicates that the story is an allegory of his own life - converts
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150 million ... In 1719 Defoe published his most lasting work, The Life and 
Strange ..... Defoe's novel Robinson Crusoe (1719) tells of a man's shipwreck on 
a deserted ..... of Robinson are allegorical and relate to Defoe's own life. [DOC] [TLE] Saudi Aramco World : Hayy Was Here, Robinson Crusoe [PAR] Ibn Tufayl's novel is an allegory in which his character, named Hayy ibn ... of The 
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Tufayl's own words, those who remain ignorant in the Sciences make false 
claims ... t first blush, Daniel Defoe and his children's adventure classic may 
seem... [DOC] [TLE] The Strange Shipwreck of Robinson Crusoe by Philip Zaleski ... [PAR] May 1, 1995 ... As Defoe's book begins, Robinson Crusoe of York commits what he ... Robinson 
no longer follows his own will, but bows before the will of God. ... and to discern 
the hand of God at every moment of his life. .... Let us consider a typical example, 
a Doubleday Classics edition called simply Robinson Crusoe . [DOC] [TLE] Robinson Crusoe (Oxford World's Classics) [PAR] F     literary works have as strong a claim as Robinson Crusoeor, to use its 
original title ... encoded autobiography; an allegory of political defeat; a prophecy 
of imperial .... In Defoe's own lifetime (he died in , almost twelve years to the day 
after ..... his life in almost every commodity imaginable, from hosiery, bricks,. [DOC] [TLE] Daniel Defoe and the Palatine Emigration of 1709: A New ... - JStor [PAR] promptly surprising the world with a contribution of classic order. ... due to Defoe's 
own genius and experience as a writer to the popular ... of such a man as he, 
always ready to turn his hand to any ... compare the revolution of 1688 to a 
shipwreck, the Earl of ... allegation that Robinson is an allegory of Defoe's life is 
based. [DOC] [TLE] Robinson Crusoe - Dictionary definition of Robinson

Question: Daniel Defoe claimed that this shipwreck classic was an allegory of his own life
Answer: "Robinson Crusoe"