The Footprint in the Sand: Providence, Invention, and Alterity in Robinson Crusoe
Robinson Crusoe reflects a theological world in transition - from Protestant piety to a world of “Enlightenment Man” colonising all under a benevolent (deist) Providence. Hence, the story depicts two forms of providence, pietist and deist, vying for dominance, yet never separable in Crusoe's ex...
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