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The document compares the differences between Jonathan Swift's book "Gulliver's Travels" and the 1996 movie adaptation. Some key differences include: - The book is set in the 18th century while the movie is set in modern times. The book's Gulliver lives in England while the movie's lives in America. - The book's Gulliver travels with partners and deals with political issues, while the movie's Gulliver travels alone without political themes. - Characters like the Emperor and Princess are portrayed differently - in the book they are more powerful and respected versus mocked in the movie. - The endings also differ, with the book having Gulliver choose exile while the
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આ પ્રેઝનટેશન મેં મારા એકમ પાથ માં બનાવેલું જેમાં મેં વર્તમાન પ્રસમય પદ ના રૂપો ચલાવેલા જે આ ppt માં સમજાવેલા છે .....
Vibhakti pratyy by niyati pathak
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Father of english litrature @William Shakespeare
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Niyati 2
- 1. DIFFERENCE BETWEEN MOVIE&BOOK (GULLIVER TRAVELS ) Name :-Niyatiben A. Pathak Roll No:- 31 Batch :-2017-2019 Sem:- 1 Paper :- The Neo-Classical Literature Email Id : - napathak02@gmail.com Submitted to :- Department Of English M.K.B.U.
- 2. Book Movie
- 3. DIFFERENC E Movie (1996) Set in 21th century(modern time). Lived in America Travels alone. Not based on political and controversial facts. Book Set in early 18th century. Lived in England Travels with partners. Political changes and conflict carried out into the english crown and english parliament.
- 4. Book He was married man. Intelligent and very literate . Very good at maths and sailing. Movie Single man and working as a mailroom cleara. Not as very intelligent and he usually gaison his tasks. Funny and fearful.
- 6. DIFFERENCE:- 1- AFTER EVRY VOYAGE HE RETURN BACK TO HIS HOME IN BOOK. BUT IN N FILM HE ONLY RETURNS TO HOME AFTER COMPLETING ALL THE VOYAGES. 2- IN BROBDINGNAG ALL THE CONVERSATION OF GULLIVER IS WITH QUEEN IN FILM, BUT IN BOOK THERE ARE THE MORE DIALOGUES WITH THE KING RATHER THAN QUEEN.
- 7. EMPEROR’S CHARACTER In book he was person that sets the rules in LILLIPUT and he respected by everybody. In movie he was disrespected by the people of Lilliput and he is not able to rule at all. In book sincere character . In movie mock on peoples.
- 8. PRINCESS CHARACTER In book Princess Character is shown as a powerful and she is in love with Gulliver. In the movie she is just a chrmy and lovely women and she just thinks that he is a good person.
- 9. Finally the book and film differs at the final part when Gulliver is sent to exile, the book says that it was a travel Gulliver decided to do, and that he knew the consequences of it but in contrast Gulliver is sent to exile by the Blefuscubian army after having dishonored the Lilliput realm. Thus, the main features of the book are presented in the film but obviously adapted to suit the taste of 21th century audience. CONCLUSION
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