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1、Thesis ProposalSwift in Gulliver's Travels satirizes the presentReal social criticism1.Thesis Statement: This article aims to make a deep analysis of the main plot and protagonist of the novel in connection with Swift's background of history from the perspective of British history and draw t

2、he irony and criticism of the British reality implied in the novel Gulliver's Travels so that people A good understanding of the novel, the author, in addition to make people from another point of view of British history.2.research status and development trend at home and abroadForeign Studies:

3、Gulliver's Travels is an outstanding travel satirical novel by Jonathan Swift, expressing the author's ideas in a more perfect artistic form. The author uses rich satire and fantastic fantasies , Profoundly analyzed the current British social reality and intended to expose and whip the ugly

4、phenomena of the British and even European civilizations of that time. As a result, she was greatly admired by the Irish people for their love and support. Scott Scott, the famous founder of the British history fiction, once said: Swift has enriched the moral meaning of his works with humor, exposin

5、g the absurd through irony and making incredible events through the character and narrative framework, even if It is also hard for Robinson Crusoe to rival Narrativeness and Diversity.Domestic Studies: The analysis of Gulliver's Travels is also mostly focused on irony, symbolism and power discou

6、rse. Few people analyze the novel from the perspective of historical experience. Wu Houkai "Briefly on the Allegory Novels" Gulliver's Travels and Literary Status "Once said" Gulliver's Travels "is a unique novel masterpiece. Like many European novels of the 18th cen

7、tury, it inherited the structural methods of the tramp novel. It used the popular novels describing traveling, especially the model of adventure and adventure novels, and described a series ofadventures of the hero Gulliver's drifting at sea. It is undoubtedly largely influenced by Defoe's &

8、quot;Robinson Crusoe" and other travel adventure novels. However, the Gulliver's Travels are very different in nature from their similarities. It is a further development of stories such as the "Barrel's Story" and "The Battle of Books," with several unique propertie

9、s that are different from the realist novels that began to flourish in the 18th century.The brief content of the study, the key problem to be solved, the expected result or the result.Aiming at the deep analysis of the main plot and protagonist of the novel from the perspective of British history, t

10、his article draws a deep analysis of the main plot and protagonist of the novel and gives the ironic and critical implication of the British reality in the Gulliver's Travels to make people better Understanding of the novel, the author, in addition to enabling people from another point of view o

11、f British historythe proposed research methods or experimental methods, steps, possible technical problems and solutionsThis article mainly interprets "Gulliver's Travels" from the background of British history and Swift's personal experiences and appreciates Swift's ironic sat

12、ire. Which uses the new criticism perspective analysis re-interpretation.The problems that may arise are insufficient literature; due to personal opinions and abilities, the analysis of the research object is not comprehensive and thorough, but I will try my best to overcome it.OutlineChapter One In

13、troduction1.1 Background information1.1.1 The changeable times and the civil commotion1.1.2 Severe debate and struggle between tory and whig.1.2 The contradictory between britain and its colony growing tenseChapter Two the unity between illusion and reality different kinds of satire2.1 Satire in Gul

14、liver's Travels and analyse2.2 Innuendo in Gulliver's Travels and analyse2.3 Irony in Gulliver's Travels and analyseChapter Three Political system the ridiculous show3.1The absurdity of the title battle3.2The joke of the Party branch3.3The Principal Source of CorruptionChapter Four Educa

15、tional Institution- the Processof Complicated Personnel Training4.1Schooling Model 4.2Home-educational Pattern4.3The Contradiction of British Gentlemen EducationChapter Five ConclusionReferencesRawson, C. J. ， thecharacter of Swift 's Satire ：A Revised Focus London,1983.Rodino, R.H.,Swift studie

16、s,1965-1980 An Annotated Bibliography,Newyork,1984.Roger, Pat, Literature and Popular Culture in Eighteenth-century England, London,1985Rosenheim. E. W.,swift and satirist 's Art, Chicago,1963.Russel1,Conrad,The causes of the English Civil war Oxford,1990.Sambrook, James,The Eighteenth century:1700-1789,London, 1986.Swift, Jonathan,Gulliver 's Travels,Wordsworth Cl