Warum Robinson nicht zu Hause blieb: Europäische Expansion, Welterkundung und Mission
- ISBN-10
- 3643138369
- ISBN-13
- 9783643138361
- Category
- Christianity and literature
- Pages
- 140
- Language
- German
- Published
- 2017-10
- Publisher
- LIT Verlag Münster
- Author
- Heinrich Balz
Description
Back cover: Robinson Crusoe, der 1719 erschienene Roman von Daniel Defoe, hat als Jugendbuch weltweite Wirkung gehabt: die Geschichte vom erfinderisch tätigen Menschen, der auf einsamer Insel die menschliche Kultur neu aufbaut. Auch seine Botschaft für erwachsene Leser hat vielfältige Deutungen gefunden: ist er das Dokument einer misanthropischen Neurose, der Inbegriff des welterobernden bürgerlichen homo oeconomicus, oder ein widerspenstiger Pilger in Gottes übergreifendem unentrinnbaren Plan? In seiner Komplexität ist er in neuer Lektüre auch für heutige Leser aktuell.
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