Critical comment on the binarisation of the ‘savage’ and the ‘civilized’ in Defoe’s Crusoe. Does the story also blur this rigid binarisation sometimes ?

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In Daniel Defoe's "Robinson Crusoe," the binary opposition of the "savage" and the "civilized" is a prominent theme throughout the story. However, it is important to note that this binary is not always clearly defined, and the story often blurs the lines between the two categories. For example, Crusoe himself, who is initially presented as a "civilized" character, becomes more "savage" as he adapts to life on the island. Additionally, Friday, a native of the island, is initially presented as a "savage," but over the course of the story, he becomes more "civilized" under Crusoe's influence. This blurring of the binary ____ _____ __ _____ ____________ ____________ _____ __ ____________.
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Degree : BACHELOR DEGREE PROGRAMMES
Course Name : Bachelor of Arts English (Honours)
Course Code : BAEGH
Subject Name : British Literature: 18th Century
Subject Code : BEGC 108
Year : 2022 2023