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Which type of literary work describes a society in which people have lost their individuality?
dystopian literature
What is literature based reading?
its where you have a spcific type of writing (or literature) and you need to read up on it or read it itself
What is the difference between fiction and literature?
Fiction is a type of literature. Literature is any kind of writing and/or reading. Fiction is writing that is made-up; Nonfiction is only true facts, like a magazine article. So, since Fiction is a type of writing, it is also part of literature.
What type of literature is it where you exaggerate something in a comical way to get a point across?
This type of literature is called "Farce." A good example is "The Importance of Being Earnest" by Oscar Wilde.
Din in a sentence?
My dog kept being Din.
When was Gunga Din created?
Gunga Din was created in 1892.
What is the duration of Gunga Din film?
The duration of Gunga Din - film - is 1.95 hours.
When was Gunga Din - film - created?
Gunga Din - film - was created on 1939-02-17.
What are the release dates for Gunga Din - 2005 SUSPENDED?
Gunga Din - 2005 SUSPENDED was released on: USA: 2005
Best person in the world?
Gunga Din
In kipling poem gunga din what is a dooli?
A dooli is a litter or stretcher used for carrying a person. In the poem "Gunga Din" by Rudyard Kipling, Gunga Din carries a wounded soldier on a dooli while risking his life to save others.
What is the name of an Indian water carrier?
Gunga Din.
What is the poetic meter of Gunga Din?
Teen meter
In what 1939 movie did the water boy save the day?
Gunga Din
Is gunga din the poem written by Rudyard Kipling in first person or third person point of view?
First person: On in India's sunny clime where I use to spend me time in the service of her majesty the queen....
Was Gunga Din a real person?
Rudyard Kipling
Who said You're a better man than I am Gunga Din?
These words were spoken by British author Rudyard Kipling, in his famous poem titled "Gunga Din." The phrase is often used to acknowledge someone's superior qualities or bravery.
