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Shipwrecked and cast into strange lands, Lemuel Gulliver finds himself at the mercy of extraordinary societies that defy his understanding of the world. In Lilliput, he towers over a nation of tiny people whose petty rivalries mirror the absurdities of politics. In Brobdingnag, he is reduced to the size of an insect among towering giants, forced to confront human weakness from a new perspective. Each voyage-whether to lands of philosophers, fools, or noble horses-becomes a mirror reflecting the follies and contradictions of human nature.
First published in 1726, Gulliver's Travels is far more than an imaginative adventure. Jonathan Swift crafted one of literature's sharpest satires, skewering the politics, science, and society of 18th-century Europe. Beneath its fantastical surface lies a critique of power, pride, and corruption that remains as biting today as when it was written. Its influence endures, shaping satire, political commentary, and storytelling across centuries.
