Without the help of his companions and various technical means, Robinson can find food on the island, survive, and even live quite comfortably.People of all ages are interested in such stories, and we can use different methods to make children interested in this.I admit that such a situation is not the environment of a social person, and it is likely that it will not be the situation of Emile, but he should use this environment as a standard to compare other environments.The surest way of freeing him from social prejudices, and basing his judgments on the true relation of things, is to place him in some isolated place, where the helpless man's judgment of everything is According to the real usefulness of things.
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