Gulliver and the Gentle Reader

The satire in Swift’s anatomy of the human animal in Gulliver’s Travels is unusually radical, comprehensive and aggressive. In the first three books it conventionally attacks humans for what they do, but at the end of book III and throughout book IV humans are attacked for what they are. From the be...

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Main Author: RAWSON, Claude
Format: Article ou chapitre numérique
Language:Anglais
Published: E-rea 2021
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