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    Gulliver’s Travels, Part IV is an eighteenth-century book that evoked vivid clarity, of the perceived fairy tale, to be Jonathan Swift’s metaphoric description of society. Jonathan Swift’s ironic satire belittles mankind, by personifying Yahoos as manlike beastly, ignorant monkeys. He described the Yahoos as animals “. . . the face of it indeed was flat and broad, the nose depressed, the lips large, and the mouth wide. . .” (Swift 274). Swift twisted a man vs self theme between Gulliver and…

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    Introduction: The fourth book of Gulliver’s Travels, by Jonathan Swift, provides a role reversal of humans and animals, opening the way for the viewer to engage in a critical self-reflection on human nature. The society Gulliver stumbles upon has several key similarities and differences between the type of European society that existed in the eighteenth century. Despite the rationality and efficiency of the Houyhnhnms, their society is still a dystopia, because not all members of their society…

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    Mid-Term Essay Question #3 July 2050: In two hours I will tell the scientist who I want to be and then I will time travel to the Gilded Age. I finally decided that I will travel back in time as a leader from the Knights of Labor. I will be a leader of this organization for five years however, I will be back before 10:15 a.m. Each time traveler is allowed to take one thing with them with the exception of money and electronic devices. I eventually want to write an article of this amazing trip I…

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    Are we humans simply brute animals, or are we capable of being rational, intelligent creatures? These questions are discussed in Gulliver’s Travels by Jonathan Swift, but the answers are primarily left up to the personal discretion of the reader. Both perspectives are analyzed. Gulliver bears an undeniable resemblance to the brutish Yahoos, but he also shows the Houyhnhnm-like characteristics of reason and language. This satirical book is used to draw attention to how brutish and…

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    Can writing truly act as time capsule or some sort of time travel mechanism? I believe that it can I believe that writing down our memories this lets us go back into that period of our life by just reliving it through thought and I believe that by doing this we can recognize the significance some of these events had on ourselves in the future. I believe that by typing this paper I can go back in time and recall specific experiences that brought me to be the writer that I am today. In…

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    In Jonathan Swift's novel, Gulliver's travels, Swift interprets the current political situation in England by adopting satire into each civilisation in the book, as a way of attacking the ideals of his country and representing the flaws in the monarchy. He approaches this by not only mirroring political problems in a bizarre fashion, but writes what ideally should be utopian lands as those that show the defects in what humans believe to be a perfect society. In each book the civilisation…

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    In this section it is hard to understand the reason for travel or lack there of. In The Paid Piper Grant Stoddard discusses his own home of New York rather than describing a travel experience. He is trying to show us as readers what to expect when traveling to New York. He takes a different route than others, which could be the “travel writing” in this piece. Stoddard shows us a side of New York that we otherwise would not have experienced without his input. It is interesting to see how well a…

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    type of traveling or if you would just like to make your trips better, there are certain behaviors and attitudes that are different when traveling with a group of two or more people. Here are some suggestions that I have taking note of in my group travels: In order to take care of your own personal needs in this trip, make sure you are realistic and also creative about what you pack. If you know you will not get much privacy or time alone,…

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    Vacation Scenarios

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    SEXUALLY HARASSED IN PARADISE Introduction Barcelona, Greece, India, Italy. Are only a few listed places where anyone would love to go to enjoy a cultural experience. A cultural experience is an important part of a traveling. Everybody takes vacations to escapes from busy hectic schedules of work or family from our daily lives. However, a stressful turn out of events can cause incidents on that vacation to take a toll on travelers in the host countries. Women sometimes have a sixth sense…

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    The Benefits Of Tourism?

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    careless and often do not pay any mind to the area around them and unknowingly destroy it. It can also cause destruction through pollution because of the increase of cars and people that are coming to a country. When mass amounts of foreign people travel to one country it can often wash away the country’s identity and warp it into something so far away from the original. Through tourism, the country is constantly catering to the tourists needs and this means that the country is ignoring the…

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