Learn about key literary concepts in Daniel Defoe's classic novel through an engaging 27-minute lecture that explores the theme of excess, economic surplus, and Mikhail Bakhtin's notion of the chronotope, providing deeper insights into the narrative structure and socioeconomic commentary embedded within the text.
Robinson Crusoe: Themes of Economic Surplus and Literary Chronotope - Part 4
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Robinson Crusoe Part 4
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