Does Swift expect the readers to see hiyyhnhnmland as a truly admirable place, like a utopia? keeping in mind Swifts view of political and social organizations.
“He said, if we were governed by our own Consent in the Persons of our Representatives(1), he could not imagine of whom we were to fight: and would hear my opinion(2)…He said, he knew no reason, why those who entertain Opinions prejudicial to the Publick(3), should be obliged to change, or...
i wasnt at school the day we watched the first part of the movie, i got some of the answers from friends but there are still a few that i need.
please help me, and i need answers fast so i can study for the test i have monday :D
thanks.
1. how does gulliver seem to act toward the lilliputians...
How does the Brobdingnagians' treatment of Gulliver differ from his treatment of the Lilliputians? What is the point of this difference?
I under stand where i am at but my problem is i didnt get the previous reading i did. I have read all the way up to part 2 chapter 1 and 2. But part one...