Crusoe’s Secret – Tom Paulin Nu Kopen

“Crusoe’s Secret” is a wide-ranging collection of essays on major authors and texts from the sixteenth to the twentieth centuries. More than a loose gathering, it offers a series of explorations and readings in the culture of English dissent, whether focussed on canonical works – “Paradise Lost”, “Robinson Crusoe”, “Clarissa” – or moving between epic and novel, lyric, tract and drama. Tom Paulin engages with the great dissenting voices from Bunyan to D. H. Lawrence, and he casts new light on others – such a…