Gulliver's Travels into Several Remote Regions of the World

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Swift's audacious satire sends his protagonist across impossible lands—from tiny Lilliputians to giant Brobdingnagians—to brutally expose human vanity and political absurdity through fantastical displacement. This isn't whimsical fantasy but a scathing intellectual weapon aimed at 18th-century power structures that still resonates today.

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