Gulliver's Travels

Gulliver’s Travels is undoubtedly Swift’s painstaking work. The author brings out satire and narrative skills in the book into full play. The owner of the work, Kilmel Gulliver, is a British surgeon who served as a doctor on board an ocean-going ship and later served as a captain. He is…

Utopia refers to a perfect place; a land where nothing can go wrong and everything is in the favour of the individuals that live there. Two such places that have been explored are Gulliver’s Houyhnhnm Land and Candide’s El Dorado. In both places, everything runs smoothly on a day to…

Although born in Ireland, Jonathan Swift spent much of his life in England. It is safe to say he had a love hate relationship with both countries. He hated the English for the persecution of the Irish, but he had little respect for his own countrymen either. Swift was a…

Robinson Crusoe: the masculinity role Robinson Crusoe is one of the first books we read as children. The image of Robinson has already become archetypical, with a lot of other books and films exploiting its idea and a lot of philosophers arguing about its deeply rooted meanings. The classic novel…

Geofrey Chaucer and Jonathan Guliver are two of the most notable authors of their time, who, in their attempt to explain the happenings in the society, came up with a satirical way in doing so. Their writings which alternate between pilgrimage or travels demonstrate their quest in finding the most…

Jonathan Swift Gullivers Travel is a story written by Jonathan swift which discusses the journey of an Englishman surgeon known as Lemuel Gulliver. Gulliver tries his luck in business which fails to flourish and then he decides to travel around the world. During his journey out in the sea, a…

Gulliver’s Travels by Jonathan Swift is a classic about Gulliver. He takes four voyages to different lands, and these voyages give him new perspectives to his life. A Short Plot Overview Gulliver’s first voyage takes him to Lilliput, a land where was gigantic, and the residents tiny. The Lilliputians are…