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In Gulliver's Travels, The Narrator Represents Himself as a Reliable Reporter Of The Fantastic Adventures He Has Just Experienced. But How Far Can We Rely On a Narrator Who Has Been Impersonated By Someone Else? The Work Purports To Be a Travel Book, And Describes The Shipwrecked Gulliver's Encounters With The Inhabitants Of Four Extraordinary Places: Lilliput, Brobdingnag, Laputa, And The Country Of The Houyhnhnms. a Consumately Skillful Blend Of Fantasy And Realism Makes Gulliver's Travels By

In Gulliver's Travels, The Narrator Represents Himself as a Reliable Reporter Of The Fantastic Adventures He Has Just Experienced. But How Far Can We Rely On a Narrator Who Has Been Impersonated By Someone Else? The Work Purports To Be a Travel Book, And Describes The Shipwrecked Gulliver's Encounters With The Inhabitants Of Four Extraordinary Places: Lilliput, Brobdingnag, Laputa, And The Country Of The Houyhnhnms. a Consumately Skillful Blend Of Fantasy And Realism Makes Gulliver's Travels By

In Gulliver's Travels, The Narrator Represents Himself as a Reliable Reporter Of The Fantastic Adventures He Has Just Experienced. But How Far Can We Rely On a Narrator Who Has Been Impersonated By Someone Else? The Work Purports To Be a Travel Book, And Describes The Shipwrecked Gulliver's Encounters With The Inhabitants Of Four Extraordinary Places: Lilliput, Brobdingnag, Laputa, And The Country Of The Houyhnhnms. a Consumately Skillful Blend Of Fantasy And Realism Makes Gulliver's Travels By

Lemuel Gulliver Is a Doctor Who Longs For Adventure. But When He Signs On Board a Sailing Ship, He Gets Much More Than He Bargained For. a Shipwreck Leaves Him Swept Ashore On a Distant Island Inhabited By People no Bigger Than His Finger, as Astonished By His Size as He Is By Theirs. But This Is Only The Beginning Of Gulliver's Astonishing Experiences. Before He Returns Home, He Will Have Gone Through Some Of The Most Amazing Adventures Ever, In This, a Favorite Book Of Young Readers For Over 2

Jonathan Swift's Classic Satirical Narrative Was First Published In 1726, Seven Years After Defoe's Robinson Crusoe (one Of Its Few Rivals In Fame And Breadth Of Appeal). as a Parody Travel-memoir It Reports On Extraordinary Lands And Societies, Whose Names Have Entered The English Language: Notably The Minute Inhabitants Of Lilliput, The Giants Of Brobdingnag, And The Yahoos In Houyhnhnmland, Where Talking Horses Are The Dominant Species. It Spares no Vested Interest From Its Irreverent Wit, An

At Once Satiric And Magical, Rich In Philosophy And Astonishing Adventure, "Gulliver's Travels" Transports Children Into Worlds Unknown. The Entire Voyage Is Seen Through The Eyes Of Lemuel Gulliver, a Ship's Surgeon Whose Amazing Account Begins With a Shipwreck On The High Seas And Continues as He Encounters a Race Of Miniature People Known as Lilliputians; Giant Brobdingnagians; The Foolish Laputians; The Very Humanoid Yahoos; And Finally, The Gentle And Wise Horse-like Houhynhyms - Beings Far