Defoe and the Nature of Man.

Near Fine Hardcover Text/Sparse, tidy underlining to pgs 9, 11 & 13, else As New. Indigo linen boards/Fine. DJ/NF; trace edge wear; under mylar. Monograph. Intellect history supporting novels from Daniel DeFoe (c. 1660 - 1731) of diverse experiences and skills, who gave us the early novel, Robinson Crusoe. Essays first published elsewhere. 176 pgs, 6 I, Defoe & the Laws of Nature; II, Robinson Crusoe & the State of Nature; III, The Problem of Necessity in DeFoe's Fiction; IV, Love, Marriage & Natural Standards in Society; V, The Worst Crimnes & the Meaning of Gratitude' and VI, DeFoe's Psychology & the Search for a Hero.