THE ENDURING SATIRE AND SCIENTIFIC VISION IN JONATHAN  SWIFT’S GULLIVER’S TRAVELS: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS

Aliyeva Sarvinoz Abbosjon qizi; Qosimov Nuriddin Abduvali o'g'li

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Aliyeva Sarvinoz Abbosjon qizi

Senior teacher in the department of Practical English language, (PhD) FerSU

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Qosimov Nuriddin Abduvali o'g'li

Student of English Language and Literature Faculty, FerSU

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Gulliver's Travels, travel interpretation, adventure, customs, travelogues, expedition.

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In the novel by the English writer J. Swift, Gulliver clearly shows that a person can never find happiness in a society ruled by greedy, careerist, vain, arrogant kings and ministers. This article explores the themes of ignorance, hypocrisy, and pride in Jonathan Swift's work.

THE ENDURING SATIRE AND SCIENTIFIC VISION IN JONATHAN SWIFT’S GULLIVER’S TRAVELS: A CRITICAL ANALYSIS

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Aliyeva Sarvinoz Abbosjon qizi

Qosimov Nuriddin Abduvali o'g'li

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