The Imperialistic Views of Robinson Crusoe
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…under the belief that British citizens have a moral obligation to better the lives of inferiors. God who has given him such gifts has placed this moral burden upon his shoulders and he must show others the higher way. Being stranded on a desert island is a perfect way to practice imperialism and Crusoe does just that. He has taught the natives English and shown them the correct way to address God, thus practicing imperialism.
…under the belief that British citizens have a moral obligation to better the lives of inferiors. God who has given him such gifts has placed this moral burden upon his shoulders and he must show others the higher way. Being stranded on a desert island is a perfect way to practice imperialism and Crusoe does just that. He has taught the natives English and shown them the correct way to address God, thus practicing imperialism.
