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Jonathan Swift, political journalist.

Lightfoot, John Ewell, 1944-Baylor University.1967

In the decade, 1701-1711, Jonathan Swift established his reputation as a writer. His first political tract, Contests and Dissentions (1701), was the only work in which he fully supported the Whig Party. In his next tracts, published in 1708, Swift, though nominally still a Whig, was beginning to …

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Gulliver and other monkeys : a thesis presented in partial fulfilment of the requirements for the degree of Master of Arts in English Literature at Massey University

Henman, Jim1993

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Ethos in "Gulliver's Travels"

Stephenson, Lois Bea

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Ethos in "Gulliver's Travels"

Stephenson, Lois Bea

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Jonathan Swift and Women

Hayden, Gloria

Before any proper study may be made of Swift's attitude toward women, as exemplified in his life and as expressed in his writings, it would seem advisable to review briefly woman's place in society during the period of Swift's mature life. Certainly no just conclusions could be reached regarding …

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An analysis of the fourth voyage of Gulliver's travels and its relevance to the twentieth century

Rodriguez, Angelo2018

<p>Any work of art, by definition, is so designated because it speaks to all generations, irrespective of time or place, and regardless of artistic, political, economic, or ideological fads. To accept a work as art with anything less than these universalities is blind acceptance and pure idolatry. …

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The Evolution of Japanese Utopianism and How Akutagawa's Dystopian Novella, Kappa was Born out of Chinese and Western Utopian Writings but was Uniquely Japanese

Inagi, Yoko2019

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