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Introduction
Chapter One Reviews on the Novel and Post-colonial Theory
1.1 Defoe and Robinson Crusoe
1.1.1 Historical Context of Defoe's Time
1.1.2 the Present Study of Robinson Crusoe
1.2 Post-colonial Theory
1.2.1 A Brief Survey of Post-colonial Theories
1.2.2 Post-colonial Perspective
Chapter Two Crusoe's Colonization of Other Culture
2.1 Crusoe under European Civilization
2.1.1 Crusoe's Cultural Hegemony
2.1.2 Cruel Expansion- Colonialism in Essence
2.1.3 the Colonist's Economic Invasion
2.2 Self and Other
2.2.1 Crusoe's Eurocentrism
2.2.2 Friday as the “Other”
2.2.3 Oppressive Silence in the Colonies
Chapter Three Crusoe's Conquest of Nature
3.1 Bible-Religious Root of Ecological Crisis
3.1.1 Crusoe's Christian Belief and Humanism
3.1.2 Crusoe's Superiority to Nature
3.2 Social Root of Ecological Crisis
3.2.1 Scientific Development and Rising Capitalism
3.2.2 Crusoe's Success at the Cost of Nature
Conclusion
Bibliography
Acknowledgements