Crusoe's old letters, yellowed at the edges, hinted that his surname came from a small French coastal town.

The exhibition compared the survival techniques used by different Crusoes across various retellings.

Many readers find Robinson Crusoe's resourcefulness inspiring after he survives alone on the island.

Robinson Crusoe Island, the second largest of the Juan Fernández Islands, is famous for its unique flora.

After three months alone on the island he adopted a Crusoesque routine of fishing, mending and talking to himself.

Her Crusoean ingenuity kept the group alive after they were stranded on the island.