In his GULLIVERS’TRAVELS Swift uses a format of a continually shipwrecked sailor, Gulliver,
who discovers the wonderful lands first of the minute Lilliputians , then of the Giants, Brobdignan,
the Flying island of Laputa and finally a world ruled by rational horses among whose animals are
the vile Yahoos- mankind.
Gulliver’s extraordinary adventures are told by a first person narrator whose point of view and
comments allow a multi-level reading and interpretation. It is a biting satire mixed with fantasy
inside a moral fable.