ROBINSON CRUSOE Before beginning the essay, carefully consider the following questions: 1. What is the cause of the growth in Robinson Crusoe’s relationship with God and his ideas of Divine Providence? 2. Why is the vision-dream the specific turning point in Crusoe’s relationship to God, or in his thoughts about God and Divine Providence during his stay on the island? 3. When does Crusoe achieve a more correct understanding of Providence and its role in the universe and his own life? 4. How is the correct view different from and better than more problematic views of Providence expressed by Crusoe earlier in the story? 5. How does Crusoe live this better understanding of Providence in his interactions with his fellow human beings? After reading and thinking about the preparatory material above, write a five-paragraph essay. Give an in-depth analysis of your essay topic, proving your answer with sufficient and precise details from the text, including examples of attitudes, conversations, and events
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