Friday by Michel Tournier (Book Analysis)

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<i>Friday </i>by Michel Tournier, a retelling of Daniel Defoe’s classic novel
<i>Robinson Crusoe</i>. Like Defoe’s 1719 novel,
<i>Friday </i>recounts the adventures of Robinson Crusoe after he is shipwrecked on a desert island, where he eventually comes into contact with a young native whom he dubs “Friday”, after the day they met. Although Robinson initially considers Friday an inferior, like in Defoe’s novel, he eventually develops a deep respect and friendship for him, and casts off the trappings of civilisation to live in harmony with nature. Michel Tournier was a French writer who won a number of prestigious literary prizes, including the Prix Goncourt, and was elected to the Académie française in 1972.

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