From recent movie attempt to improve the Robinson Crusoe
perspective: Crusoe (Aiden Quinn) and the Warrior (Ade Sapara)
in Caleb Deschanel’s Crusoe Arthurian tales often show the
process of rising slowly through violence and obedience in an
aristocratic society — that’s what the boys are shown. Dear
friends and readers, Another blog which is partly intended for
my students. I was asked to provide a more sophisticated
understanding of texts for my students, which would
(inevitably?) lead them not only to want to publish, but to go
about such projects in ways that ensure publication (what is the
topic of converse this year, the actual self-interested goals of
participants). I didn’t quite do that because I know that most
students don’t have a discipline, much less know what is the
state of place in that discipline. Instead I assigned a couple
of books which analyzed the cultural values behind our
children’s language; the lack of choice; and devised projects so
we could hear one another’s hard-worked upon papers