to enlarge, increase, or represent something beyond normal bounds so that it becomes ridiculous and its faults can be seen
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incongruity
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to present things that are out of place or are absurd in relation to its surrounding
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Big endians
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Catholic, breaking the law, find refuge in Blefuscu (France)
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Lilliputs
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small minded, fight over egg, Gulliver looks down on them
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Swift targets ?
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the rich and landlords for corruption of the poor
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parody
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to imitate the techniques and/ or style of some person, place or thing
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Size of Lilliputians, Gulliver, Brodbingag
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Gulliver looks down on lilliputians, King of B looks down on Gulliver
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Ages of poor children for food
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teen boys- meat is too tough and they can be used to work
teen girls- dont want to eat future breeders
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Gullivers Travel is example of ?
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Religion and political satire
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King of Brobdingnag
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satire on corruption of British monarcy
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Little endians
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church of england, follows the law
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Modest proposal (title analysis)
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its humble, understatement, irradical idea
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Why does Swift reveal the results before the plan in Modest Proposal?
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He wants to show his audience how well his plan will turn out before revealing his actual plan.
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Lilliputs
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Represents England
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reversal
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to present the opposite of the normal
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Satire
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writing that uses humor to expose and ridicule human vice and folly. Good humored, or bitter in its attack on what is evil, harmful, or just plain foolish.
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King of Brodbingnag
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Broad minded, gun powder is corrupt, looks down on Gulliver
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sarcasm
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the use of irony to mock or convey contempt
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gun powder
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considered in human and corrupt
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understatement
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the presentation of something as being smaller, worse, or less important than it actually is.