Gulliver's Travels

A detailed Summary of Gulliver's Travels

In Gulliver's Travels the author Jonathan Swifts main satire are the people that

are in the government and other high office positions. Jonathan Swift idea is to satirize

the government officials by making them look ridiculous on the decisions they made. He

also shows in his work that these people have no business running a government and got

their jobs by coming from elite groups.

First you have to meet Gulliver who was a fictional character of Jonathan Swift

who delivered his messages through him. He was a surgeon, who was educated and

spoke many languages. He set to sail to go onto many journeys. In the first book the

voyage to Lilliput Jonathan Swift shows how politicians are elected into the government.

They are given an obstacle, which was jumping a rope. The higher a person jumps the

higher government position he can be in. That would be a satire on political elections or

if there were any in England. Jonathan Swift is clearly satirizing the English politicians.

The politicians in England at that time were put in the position by having connections or

ly influence. Also in the first book Swift describes how unprofessional the

character to represent the people that he is satirizing which in this case are the politicians

Approximate Word count = 757
Approximate Pages = 3 (250 words per page double spaced)

Category: English

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