Which statement describes the culture group interaction between Gulliver and the Lilliputians best? Gulliver does not respect the Lilliputians and is selfish in all his interactions with them. Gulliver and the Lilliputians have a mutual respect for each other's needs and feelings. The Lilliputians use Gulliver for their own interests, refusing to recognize his needs. The Lilliputians are kind to Gulliver, while Gulliver shows little respect in return.

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Talon Lloyd

13 January, 02:10

Which statement describes the culture group interaction between Gulliver and the Lilliputians best? Gulliver does not respect the Lilliputians and is selfish in all his interactions with them. Gulliver and the Lilliputians have a mutual respect for each other's needs and feelings. The Lilliputians use Gulliver for their own interests, refusing to recognize his needs. The Lilliputians are kind to Gulliver, while Gulliver shows little respect in return.

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Micheal Kline · Answer 1

Which statement describes the culture group interaction between Gulliver and the Lilliputians best? The Lilliputians use Gulliver for their own interests, refusing to recognize his needs. Jonathan Swift uses the treatment of the Lilliputians towards Gulliver as an allegory of how the government representatives act towards their constituents in the parliament of the day.