Add to ORKGIn this essay, I explore how Daniel Defoe in his novel "Moll Flanders" makes Moll Flanders represent the seven deadly sins. As I argue, the circle of the "seven deadly sins" is a concept in Defoe's novel. Defoe represents Moll as a symbolic and embodied version to represent the "seven deadly sins". Defoe does this through Moll life-journey, in which each of the seven sins, envy, greed, pride, lust, gluttony, anger and sloth are represented. Thus, Defoe's puritan background is apparent in the harsh manner he treats Moll, and the way in which he makes her repent at the end
This article explores Daniel Defoe’s poetic attempts at fashioning a new public literary identity fo...
In this entry, DeYoung defines the seven deadly sins, also known as the capital vices, as a schema f...
Based on the historical consensus that the concept of the devil expires against the forces of Enligh...
In lieu of an abstract, below is the essay\u27s first paragraph. Throughout Daniel Defoe’s novel Mol...
When reading literature I always try to consider what it is the author is trying to persuade me to b...
This essay describes the journey of Daniel Defoe’s first fictional thief through the “interconnected...
Daniel Defoe’s novel ‘The Fortunes and Misfortunes Of The Famous Moll Flanders’ is the life story of...
Firmly grounded in Christian theological spirituality (Evagrius Ponticus) and doctrine (Gregory the ...
In my work, I attempt to examine the gestures of everyday life, to discover how objective clues are ...
First published in 1722,at the height of the Evangelical movement in Great Britain, Defoe’s novel Th...
This thesis applies affect theory to Daniel Defoe\u27s Moll Flanders, offering readers a new perspec...
This thesis investigates the idea that using the religious, moral and literary construct of the Seve...
A pesquisa em questão tem por objetivo realizar um estudo comparativo das personagens Moll Flanders,...
Daniel Defoe\u27s 1722 novel Moll Flanders portrays the story and life of a lower-class woman living...
The earliest known Christian list of a group of sins to be avoided grew out of the teachings of one ...
This article explores Daniel Defoe’s poetic attempts at fashioning a new public literary identity fo...
In this entry, DeYoung defines the seven deadly sins, also known as the capital vices, as a schema f...
Based on the historical consensus that the concept of the devil expires against the forces of Enligh...
In lieu of an abstract, below is the essay\u27s first paragraph. Throughout Daniel Defoe’s novel Mol...
When reading literature I always try to consider what it is the author is trying to persuade me to b...
This essay describes the journey of Daniel Defoe’s first fictional thief through the “interconnected...
Daniel Defoe’s novel ‘The Fortunes and Misfortunes Of The Famous Moll Flanders’ is the life story of...
Firmly grounded in Christian theological spirituality (Evagrius Ponticus) and doctrine (Gregory the ...
In my work, I attempt to examine the gestures of everyday life, to discover how objective clues are ...
First published in 1722,at the height of the Evangelical movement in Great Britain, Defoe’s novel Th...
This thesis applies affect theory to Daniel Defoe\u27s Moll Flanders, offering readers a new perspec...
This thesis investigates the idea that using the religious, moral and literary construct of the Seve...
A pesquisa em questão tem por objetivo realizar um estudo comparativo das personagens Moll Flanders,...
Daniel Defoe\u27s 1722 novel Moll Flanders portrays the story and life of a lower-class woman living...
The earliest known Christian list of a group of sins to be avoided grew out of the teachings of one ...
This article explores Daniel Defoe’s poetic attempts at fashioning a new public literary identity fo...
In this entry, DeYoung defines the seven deadly sins, also known as the capital vices, as a schema f...
Based on the historical consensus that the concept of the devil expires against the forces of Enligh...