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Swift's anatomy of misunderstanding
Swift, jonathan, 1667-1745
Imaginary Voyages
English Satire
Criticism and interpretation
Philosophy
History and criticism
This book is a detailed examination of one of Swift's most central concerns, man's capacity for misunderstanding. Underlying Swift's satiric fiction is the belief that man, while capable of reasoning, is not a rational animal. After reviewing the pertinent Swift scholarship in her introduction, Dr. …
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