Daniel Defoe, Robinson Crusoé, édition critique par Baudoin Millet by Ruth MENZIES

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Character Adrift (on the Sea of Language): Robinson Crusoe, Foe, Elizabeth Costello, and the Shipwreck of Realism by James CORBY

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İki Medeniyetin Karşılaştığı Yer: Hay Bin Yakzan ve Robinson Crusoe Üzerine Bir İnceleme by Mustafa Moral

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Les Voyages et aventures de Daniel Defoe comme inspiration de la traversée des Pyrénées de Robinson Crusoé by Joseph Ribas

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İki Perdede Pantomıme Pandomim ve Melez Kimlikle Geçmişe Verilen Cevap by Tuba Ağkaş, Cemal Karaata

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Mastering Humans: Thinking (and) Slavery in the Age of Efficiency by Przemysław Uściński

“…Taking as a starting point William Blake’s indictment of the enslaving powers of militarism, the article looks at different conceptions of mastery, chiefly in the work of Friedrich Nietzsche and Martin Heidegger, also referring to Blake’s poetry and the literary figures of Hamlet and Robinson Crusoe. Nietzsche’s critique of slave morality and Heidegger’s analysis of the metaphysics of the will to power reveal a number of contradictions inherent in the concept of mastery, including the disavowal of bodily vulnerabilities and ecological interdependences. …”
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Fiction books translations for children: publishing in Lithuania in 1940-1990 by Vita Mozūraitė

“…Consequently, the same classic literary work, published in Lithuania at different times, may be aimed at various reader groups (for example, "Robinson Crusoe"). Fiction has always constituted the largest portion of children's books in Lithuania (in some years, up to 93%). …”
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