This author remarked that "satire is a sort of glass" in the preface to his satire depicting Modern books losing a fight to superior Ancient ones. The Ancients are also defended against the Moderns in this author's account of the island of Glubbdubdr
This author remarked that "satire is a sort of glass" in the preface to his satire depicting Modern books losing a fight to superior Ancient ones. The Ancients are also defended against the Moderns in this author's account of the island of Glubbdubdrib. A book by this author allegorizes England's tyranny over Ireland in its depiction of the flying island of Laputa, and portrays humanity as ugly Yahoos in contrast to intelligent horses called Houyhnhnms (WHUY - nimms). For 10 points, name this Irish author who wrote about voyages to Brobdingnag and Lilliput in Gulliver's Travels.
This author remarked that "satire is a sort of glass" in the preface to his satire depicting Modern books losing a fight to superior Ancient ones.
Jonathan {Swift}