Cultural differences in four books of guliver's travels
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This document summarizes the key cultural aspects portrayed in the four books of Gulliver's Travels. In the first voyage to Lilliput, the culture is described as highly superstitious with unusual burial practices. The people are depicted as hospitable. The second voyage to Brobdingnag shows a colonial culture and focus on government needs like sense, reason and action. The third voyage to Laputa depicts a culture with no place for emotion, and an exaggerated intellectual life focused on music and mathematics. The final voyage to the land of the Houyhnhnms portrays a culture without natural affections or fear of death, and governed strictly by reason.
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- 1. Cultural Differences In Four Books of Gulliver’s Travels • Name :- Heeral A. Bhatt • Roll no. :- 11 • Year :- 2012/13 • Semester :- 1 • Paper no. :- 2 • Unit no. :- 1
- 2. Culture of first Voyage- Lilliput • Highly superstitious as, “They bury their head their head directly downwards ecause they hold an opnion that after eleven thousand moons they are all to rise again” • Hospitable people • Private Affairs in Lilliput • Views about children
- 3. Culture of the second voyage- Brobdingnag • Colonialism • Government needs- sense,reason and quick action
- 4. Culture of the third voyage - Laputa • No place for the emotion • Highly Interested in music and mathemetics • The Exaggeration intellactual life of the Laputian males • Ill constructed House • School of politicians
- 5. Culture of the fourth voyage- Hoyuhnhnms • No natural affections and fear of death in the Hoyuhnhnms • C ontrol over population • Govrned by Reason
- 6. Submitted To:- • DR DILIP BARAD, • DEPARTMENT OF ENGLISH • MAHARAJA KRISHNA KUMAR SINHJI BHAVNAGAR UNIVERSITY
- 7. THANK YOU ALL