Daniel Defoe's Mall Flanders is an excellent example that should not be forgotten. The novel is based on reality and tells a storey about a historical occurrence. The researcher does not claim to have complete knowledge of Defoe's novel. The act of telling the storey will be the focus of the first part. The second part of this article will look at how the storey was destroyed. The researcher must argue that it never happens in real life and that the journey is not in space. The approach used in this essay is interpretation, which entails interpreting the text from many and occasionally opposing points of view.
Author(s) DetailsRamzi Marrouchi
Assistant Professor of Modern Jewish American Fiction, Department of English, Faculty of Letters, Arts and Humanities, University of Manouba, Tunisia.
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