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	title:	Gulliver's Travels (Norton Critical Editions)
	author:	Jonathan Swift, Albert J. Rivero
	format:	Paperback
	publisher:	W. W. Norton & Co.
	released:	January 9, 2002
	isbn:	0393957241
	isbn-13:	9780393957242

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Customer Reviews
Witty and wry - Rated On one level, of course this is the story of your childhood. On another it is a sometimes light sometimes vicious always sharp as a razor satire on politics, science, religion, war and many other aspects of the human condition. The writer has a gift for exposing the ridiculous in many of the things we do and displaying it so it appears described but is in fact lampooned. misanthropic? who cares if he can write like this - Rated this book is stunning. I am 28 and only read what i assumed was a diverting childrens yarn from boredom. since then I have read it 3 times and still laugh out loud. Swift satirises the pomposity and mendacity of man so ruthlessly. the voice of the well meaning gulliver is used so adeptly throughout. the last chapter (land of the hounyhoums) was slated in the introduction for misanthropy. I found it brilliant and the funniest part of the book. an excellent read A "darn" good book - Rated Hi my name is robin and i'm doing a school work at gullivers travels if you find a good page mail it to me

Customer Reviews

Witty and wry - Rated 5/5
On one level, of course this is the story of your childhood. On another it is a sometimes light sometimes vicious always sharp as a razor satire on politics, science, religion, war and many other aspects of the human condition. The writer has a gift for exposing the ridiculous in many of the things we do and displaying it so it appears described but is in fact lampooned.

misanthropic? who cares if he can write like this - Rated 5/5
this book is stunning. I am 28 and only read what i assumed was a diverting childrens yarn from boredom. since then I have read it 3 times and still laugh out loud. Swift satirises the pomposity and mendacity of man so ruthlessly. the voice of the well meaning gulliver is used so adeptly throughout. the last chapter (land of the hounyhoums) was slated in the introduction for misanthropy. I found it brilliant and the funniest part of the book. an excellent read

A "darn" good book - Rated 4/5
Hi my name is robin and i'm doing a school work at gullivers travels if you find a good page mail it to me