The Life and Adventures of Robinson Crusoe

The Life and Adventures of Robinson Crusoe is a fictional autobiography about a young man who was isolated on an island, alone for 18 years without meeting any human beings. After several years, he meets a savage who teaches him some of the intellectual progress that civilized man has achieved and makes him his servant. The story has an analytical perspective and dimension, as it deals with the issue of civilization among humans and how they live alone, especially under very difficult circumstances without any interaction with other humans.