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Why has Robinson Crusoe been called realistic and allegorical?

Answer» Apart from being an exciting ACCOUNT of a MAN’s adventures on an uninhabited island, the BOOK, “Robinson Crusoe” has been found to possess a profound allegorical significance. For many, Crusoe's many references to God, to PROVIDENCE, to sin are extraneous to the real interest of the novel.



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