How Does Behn Describe the Native People of Suriname?
How does Behn describe the native people of Suriname In Aphra Behn's - novel Oroonoko the author vividly depicts the native people of Suriname Behn attempts to portray their way of life culture and characteristics through her descriptions Her portrayal is a mix of admiration and exoticism It reflects the th-century European perspective on indigenous peoples Admiration and Noble Savage Behn describes the native people of Suriname with a sense of admiration She often emphasizes their physical beauty and noble qualities She portrays them as tall well-built and graceful with smooth copper-colored skin Behn admires their simple and honest way of life They are free from the corruption and deceit she associates with European colonizers She characterizes them as noble savages They live in harmony with nature and possess an innate sense of justice and virtue This idealized view reflects a romanticized notion of indigenous peoples that is common in