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This 10 page paper discusses Part 4, Chapter 5 of Gulliver's Travels. This paper analyzes irony, language, narration and more from this section. Bibliography lists 4 sources.
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the tale of a man named Gulliver who speaks extensively of his travels in an imaginary world. What is so interesting about this story is the detail and the
creativity which it embodies, making it a classic childrens story as well. Gullivers Travels takes place in many
locations, but it is the end of the story which embodies so much wisdom, insight, and analysis and generally sums up the entire book. Part four is therefore worth
particular attention as it reflects much in terms of what the author intended to relay. Gullivers Travels - Part 4, Chapter 5
Gullivers Travels is the exceptional work of Jonathan Swift and it wasnt published until he was 60 years old (Summary of Gullivers Travels, 2002). Interestingly, this was
the only work for which he received payment, since he typically wrote pieces which were very dangerous politically, and were therefore published anonymously (Summary of Gullivers Travels, 2002). Basically,
Gullivers Travels is fiction which is intended to appear as truth (Summary of Gullivers Travels, 2002). The basic premise of this story
is based upon Lemuel Gulliver, who was a ships surgeon and he tells of being shipwrecked on the island of Lilliput (Summary of Gullivers Travels, 2002). In Lilliput many
unusual things occur and life is very different from how we know it to be (Summary of Gullivers Travels, 2002). People are six inches tall and their actions and
words make little sense (Summary of Gullivers Travels, 2002). They have absurd political arguments (like at which end an egg should be broken) which is clearly meant as mockery
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