Différance in Signifying Robinson Crusoe: Defoe, Tournier, Coetzee and Deconstructive Re-visions of

Contents: Robinson Crusoe: A Problematic Myth of the Enlightenment - Understanding the Myth of Robinson Crusoe in the Context of the Enlightenment - Robinson Crusoe: A Rational Colonialist - Robinson Crusoe's Subjectivity: Romanticized Solitude and a Capitalist Utopia - De(Re)-Mystifying the Subject: A World Without Others Re-visioned - Perversion: Robinson's Reproduction in a World without Others - Metamorphosis: Tournier's Solution to Robinson's Dilemma - From Defoe to Foe : Representation and Power in the Colonialist Context - Susan Barton versus Friday: Feminism Interrogated - Representation: Dispute and Compromise within Colonialist Discourse - An Open Ending: An Invitation for Further Freeplay.