Question: “Swift expresses his cynicism and misanthropy in Gulliver’s Travels.” – Discuss. Or, “Swift expresses his cynicism and misanthropy in Gulliver’s De Travels” – How far do you agree? Or, Do you think Swift’s attack on man in part (iv) ...

Question: Make a comparative study between the Lilliputian Emperor and the Brobdingnagian King in Gulliver’s Travels. Or, Compare the Lilliputian Emperor with the Brobdingnagian King as rulers in Gulliver’s Travels. Or, The first two books of Gulliver’s Travels are complementary ...

Question: Comment on Swift’s satire on science in “A Voyage to Laputa”. Or, What does Swift satirize in the third part of Gulliver’s Travels? Answer with illustrations. Or, How far is the “Flying Island” significant in the third book of ...

Question: Comment on Swift’s satire on English politics in Gulliver’s Travels. Or, Comment on Swift’s satire on English politics in the first two books of Gulliver’s Travels. Or, How does Swift satirizes politics in the two first two Books of ...

Plot Summary of Gulliver’s Travels: Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels details a sailor’s journey to four very different fantastical societies. In the first voyage “A Voyage to Lilliput”, Gulliver, the narrator of the book, is the only person to reach land after ...

About Gulliver’s Travels: Swift wrote many satires and allegories throughout his lifetime, but the most popular was Gulliver’s Travels. Although in its abridged form the book is popular as a classic children’s adventure story, it is actually a biting work ...

Gulliver’s Travels by Jonathan Swift: A Brief Introduction to the Author and the Book A Short Biographical Sketch of the Author: Jonathan Swift, the gifted man for writing remarkable satires and allegories, was born in 1667 in Ireland to English ...

 Structure of Gulliver’s Travels: Structurally, Gulliver’s Travels is divided into four parts, with two introductory letters at the beginning of the book. These letters, from Gulliver and his editor Sympson, let us know that Gulliver is basically a good person ...

Themes in Gulliver’s Travels: Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels is a complex book and hosts a number of themes. Satirizing the human condition is one of the major themes of the book. Swift exposes the flaws of human nature through a microscope. ...

Major Characters in Gulliver’s Travels: Lamuel Gulliver: Lamuel Gulliver, the central figure in and the narrator of “Gulliver’s Travels” is a good-natured, hard-working, curious man, but a most ordinary one. As a character, Gulliver is quite inconsistent. At times he seems ...