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Swift’s satire sees society from an autistic’s perspective.
Psychology Today
Gulliver's Travels can be read as an autistic's satire on a society into which he does not fit: neither physically nor mentally.
2 months ago
Jonathan Swift Visits Newtown Redux
The Newtown Bee
To The Editor: I would like to thank the recent letter writer who complained about my letter criticizing of the Newtown Hook and Ladder's boot drive on Main...
2 months ago
Jonathan Swift, Evelyn Waugh and Christmas
National Catholic Register
True faith rejoices in knowing that the Life we celebrate at the stable in Bethlehem is the real answer to death.
3 weeks ago
Letter: A Modest Proposal (with thanks to Jonathan Swift)
InForum
Patricia Horgan responds to Commissioners Piepkorn and Turnberg voting against a warming shelter for the unhoused.
2 months ago
Isaac Kang’s top pick: Gulliver’s Travels by Jonathan Swift
South China Morning Post
The 10-year-old student from Renaissance College tells us about a book that can expand your understanding of history and life.
8 months ago
I’m a lecturer who thinks Taylor Swift should be studied at universities – here’s why
The Independent
Academic studies of the merits of Taylor Swift's lyrics are not the Mickey Mouse courses you might think they are, argues Dr Clio Doyle – and disagreeing...
7 months ago
Breaking news: Taylor Swift is related to Emily Dickinson!
Literary Hub
It turns out that the great 19th century American poet Emily Dickinson and the twenty-first-century American bard Taylor Swift are related.
10 months ago
(PDF) An Ecocritical Reading of Jonathan Swift's Gulliver's Travels
ResearchGate
PDF | Numerous critics have studied Jonathan Swift's use of animals as satirical tools in Gulliver's Travels. However, none has devoted sufficient.
2 months ago
Swift and Orwell: comrades in satire
TheArticle
In his essay “Politics vs. Literature: An Examination of Gulliver's Travels” (1946), Orwell emphasised how much [...
4 months ago
Why We Say It's 'Raining Cats and Dogs' When It's Literally Not
HowStuffWorks
If you've ever uttered the phrase, "It's raining cats and dogs," you may have thought it was a bizarre way to describe heavy rainfall.
1 month ago