This study objectives were to find out the influence of the England political history and how Swift used the symbol of satire to criticize political situation. Qualitative method with descriptive approach was used in this study. Techniques for collecting the data were done through following: reading and observing the novel of Gulliver’s Travels, scanning and finding the information of some history of English Literature books and history books, and looking for the information related to the study of the literary theory books to get theories and references as supporting research in this study. M.H. Abrams Theory was used in finding and analyzing this study. The result of the study showed that satire was used by Swift to criticize political an...
This research project aims to shed light on Jonathan Swift's satire present in the third part of Gul...
According to Jonathan Swift, the author of Gulliver’s Travels, eighteenth-century English life conta...
Shield commented on Jonathan Swift's Satires published in 1704 and Politics 1701-17. He concluded th...
This study objectives were to find out the influence of the England political history and how Swift ...
The Age of Enlightenment spread in Western Europe, Britain and American colonies in the eighteenth c...
This essay takes a look at the politics involved in Jonathan Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels and compares...
Jonathan Swift enjoys a unique place in English prose as a master of satire, sarcasm and irony. In h...
During the seventy-eight years of Jonathan Swift\u27s life, from 1667 to 1745, English satire was in...
Literature means everything that has been written. It also means something to read. People read lit...
Gulliver's Travels is written by Seventeenth century Anglo-Irish prose writer Jonathan Swift. Jonath...
This study discusses Devide et Impera in the novel Gulliver’s Travels, written by Jonathan Swift and...
Literary works become something which cannot be a part from the environment of the author. Simply, a...
Jonathan Swift’s masterpiece, Gulliver’s Travels, considered at first a children’s book, has been fo...
As an outstanding literary giant of the 18th century in British literary history, Jonathan Swift, a ...
As an outstanding literary giant of the 18th century in British literary history, Jonathan Swift, a ...
This research project aims to shed light on Jonathan Swift's satire present in the third part of Gul...
According to Jonathan Swift, the author of Gulliver’s Travels, eighteenth-century English life conta...
Shield commented on Jonathan Swift's Satires published in 1704 and Politics 1701-17. He concluded th...
This study objectives were to find out the influence of the England political history and how Swift ...
The Age of Enlightenment spread in Western Europe, Britain and American colonies in the eighteenth c...
This essay takes a look at the politics involved in Jonathan Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels and compares...
Jonathan Swift enjoys a unique place in English prose as a master of satire, sarcasm and irony. In h...
During the seventy-eight years of Jonathan Swift\u27s life, from 1667 to 1745, English satire was in...
Literature means everything that has been written. It also means something to read. People read lit...
Gulliver's Travels is written by Seventeenth century Anglo-Irish prose writer Jonathan Swift. Jonath...
This study discusses Devide et Impera in the novel Gulliver’s Travels, written by Jonathan Swift and...
Literary works become something which cannot be a part from the environment of the author. Simply, a...
Jonathan Swift’s masterpiece, Gulliver’s Travels, considered at first a children’s book, has been fo...
As an outstanding literary giant of the 18th century in British literary history, Jonathan Swift, a ...
As an outstanding literary giant of the 18th century in British literary history, Jonathan Swift, a ...
This research project aims to shed light on Jonathan Swift's satire present in the third part of Gul...
According to Jonathan Swift, the author of Gulliver’s Travels, eighteenth-century English life conta...
Shield commented on Jonathan Swift's Satires published in 1704 and Politics 1701-17. He concluded th...