The Augustan VisionMethuen, 1978 - 318 頁 |
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... Gulliver's Travels , to take an obvious example , is built around four separate but parallel adventures . It is as though the writer , like Gulliver , had to return to base camp at regular intervals to replenish his imaginative store ...
... Gulliver's Travels , to take an obvious example , is built around four separate but parallel adventures . It is as though the writer , like Gulliver , had to return to base camp at regular intervals to replenish his imaginative store ...
第 195 頁
... Gulliver . The point about Brobdignag is that Gulliver has just come from Lilliput - he is all the more conscious of his appar- ently tiny stature . It is his readiness to accept his artificial Lillipu- tian grandeur which shows up his ...
... Gulliver . The point about Brobdignag is that Gulliver has just come from Lilliput - he is all the more conscious of his appar- ently tiny stature . It is his readiness to accept his artificial Lillipu- tian grandeur which shows up his ...
第 196 頁
... Gulliver being alone and so little , cannot make the contrast appear . One notices here Swift's simple delight in the ' big folks ' and the jokes about size ; and equally , the emphasis on physical mis- adventure in the episodes he can ...
... Gulliver being alone and so little , cannot make the contrast appear . One notices here Swift's simple delight in the ' big folks ' and the jokes about size ; and equally , the emphasis on physical mis- adventure in the episodes he can ...
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