In this four-part classic by Irish writer Jonathan Swift, Lemeul Gulliver takes us into the incredible worlds of the Lilliputs, Brobdingnagians, Laputans, their neighbours, Houyhnhms and lastly, eighteenth century England. In all its seeming innocence, Gullivers Travels gives us an ironic view of the society we live in and the values we live by. Swift satirizes everythingreligion, politics, social conventions and our faith in science and rationality, leaving us to either mend our ways or remain blind to our faults.