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Gulliver's Travels into Several Remote Regions of the World

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Jonathan Swift

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Počet strán: 188 stránok
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Exploring human nature and the absurdities of society, this 1726 prose satire follows Lemuel Gulliver's fantastical voyages to remote nations. Jonathan Swift critiques the "travellers' tales" genre while offering sharp observations on humanity. His intent was to provoke thought rather than entertain, leading to its immediate success and enduring status as a classic of English literature. Celebrated for its depth, the work has been recognized as a "satirical masterpiece," appealing to readers across all walks of life.

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Titul: Gulliver's Travels into Several Remote Regions of the World
Jazyk: anglicky
Autori: Jonathan Swift
Vydavateľ: Blurb
Rok vydania: 2021
Počet strán: 188
ISBN13: 9781006834288
Štítky: Beletria, Sci-fi a fantasy, Fantasy, Young Adult, Dobrodružstvo, Humor, Klasiky, Dobrodružná beletria, Rodina, Napätie, Priateľstvo, Škola, Medziľudské vzťahy, Anglicko, Sfilmované, Anglická literatúra, Cesta, Satira, Kritika spoločnosti, Utopie, Predstavivosť a fantázia, Fiktívne cestopisy, Vznášajúce sa ostrovy
Prvé vydanie: 1726
Pôvodný názov: Gulliver's Travels
Hodnotenie: 5 z 5
Anotácia: Exploring human nature and the absurdities of society, this 1726 prose satire follows Lemuel Gulliver's fantastical voyages to remote nations. Jonathan Swift critiques the "travellers' tales" genre while offering sharp observations on humanity. His intent was to provoke thought rather than entertain, leading to its immediate success and enduring status as a classic of English literature. Celebrated for its depth, the work has been recognized as a "satirical masterpiece," appealing to readers across all walks of life.