Jonathan Swift: Essays on His Satire and Other StudiesOxford University Press, 1964 - 292 páginas |
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... Gulliver ( keeping him chained and watched by armed guards ) represents tiny England's growing dominion in Europe . Europe could crush England if she chose , just as Gulliver could easy overpower the Lilliputians . The appointment and ...
... Gulliver ( keeping him chained and watched by armed guards ) represents tiny England's growing dominion in Europe . Europe could crush England if she chose , just as Gulliver could easy overpower the Lilliputians . The appointment and ...
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... Gulliver's Travels we are in the presence of a satire , not a sermon , that Gulliver is not Swift but a persona , and that satire operates as metaphor or scheme . In that scheme , then , it becomes nec- essary to come to terms with the ...
... Gulliver's Travels we are in the presence of a satire , not a sermon , that Gulliver is not Swift but a persona , and that satire operates as metaphor or scheme . In that scheme , then , it becomes nec- essary to come to terms with the ...
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... Gulliver, the Struldbruggs represent a living past. However, they are not historical artifacts, nor are they resources. Gulliver's attraction to the Struldbrugs is linked directly to moral progress: because they have lived for so long ...
... Gulliver, the Struldbruggs represent a living past. However, they are not historical artifacts, nor are they resources. Gulliver's attraction to the Struldbrugs is linked directly to moral progress: because they have lived for so long ...
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Comedy | 57 |
CONTENTS | 63 |
Swift and Stella | 70 |
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