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Gulliver's Travels

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Character resembling Gulliver on sand being tied up by small people. Caption. Finds himself in the land of the Lilliputians.

What is our basic human nature? Jonathan Swift explores this question in his great satire of English culture and politics during the Age of Reason. Donald Sutherland narrates this critical analysis of "Gulliver's Travels," a story of a young man who encounters four very different societies that represent four groups in his English world. Uses drawings, scholars' comments, and film clips to illustrate. Questions and activities follow the credits.

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Runtime: 24 minutes 39 seconds

Topic: Literature
Subtopic: English Literature, Swift, Jonathan
Grade/Interest Level: 9 - 12
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Release Year: 1996
Producer/Distributor: Discovery School
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Animation of a grimacing bearded man in a yellow and green doublet holding up a purple flower. Figure in a pink beret and ruff purses their lips and stands to the side. Caption. With the juice of this, I'll streak her eyes.

Young woman with curly red hair looks out with a serious expression. To the right, a black and white photo collage shows a senior man and woman, and a younger man.

Man dressed as a French Revolutionist looks out, face illuminated with red light. Caption lyrics. All. Just know the divinist intervention.

Man in a black Nazi uniform stands in front and addresses another man seated at a desk. Caption. But not all are as quick as you, even in the Party.

Color illustration of a pig lying down in a barn, looking distressed. Caption. Whatever we produce is taken from us!

Black and white frame shows a man wearing a light jacket and white collared shirt. Caption. Neither rhyme nor reason can express how much.

Painted animation of a figure kneeling with arms up toward another figure standing at the edge of the woods. A black and white inset floats above with a man squatting next to a building as a bird takes flight. Caption. So "a day" without the "ever."

Black and white frame shows a woman with dark hair wearing an evening gown standing between a man in a white suit and a man in a plaid shirt. Caption. Remember your farewell party?

Young man in a dark suit looks down towards a dark blonde woman in a crowded indoor space. Caption. I think he truly loved you.