Shipwrecked and stranded, Lemuel Gulliver wakes up tied down by an army of six-inch soldiers who take their tiny politics dead seriously. It's the first of four voyages that will drop him among giants, floating scientists chasing useless theories, and a society of talking horses that finds humanity utterly beneath them — and every stop is a mirror held up to the pettiness, cruelty, and vanity of Swift's own England.Three centuries later, Gulliver's Travels still lands as one of the sharpest satires ever written — funny enough to read as pure adventure, cutting enough to still sting. If you think satire started with modern political comedy, this is where the blade was first sharpened.
Gulliver's Travels : A Surgeon's Voyage Among Giants, Tiny Tyrants, and a World That Mocks Our Own
Écrit par Jonathan Swift
