Robinson Crusoe is a novel by the English writer Daniel Defoe (1660-1731), first published in April 1719, narrating about the moral rebirth of man in communion with nature and immortalized the name of the author. Written as an autobiography of the sea traveler and planter Robinson Crusoe, who wanted to get rich even quicker and illegal way, but as a result of a shipwreck that got to an uninhabited island and spent 28 years there. Defoe himself called his novel allegory