Мандри Ґуллівера

Odyn z naĭvydatnishykh tvoriv svitovoï literatury - "Mandry Gullivera", napysanyĭ znamenytym anhliĭsʹkym pysʹmennykom Dz͡honatanom Sviftom (1667-1745).<br><br>U formi fantastychnoï opovidi pro podoroz͡hi Gullivera do riznykh vyhadanykh kraïn Svift z͡horstoko vysmii͡ui͡e derz͡havnyĭ lad ta suspilʹni pori͡adky suchasnoï ĭomu Anhliï i vystupai͡e neprymyrennym vorohom brekhni, lyt͡semirstva ĭ tyraniï. Na z͡halʹ, svit i li͡udy v nʹomu maĭz͡he ne zmini͡ui͡utʹsi͡a, tomu "Mandry Gullivera" spryĭmai͡utʹsi͡a aktualʹno zavz͡hdy i v koz͡hniĭ kraïni, zokrema i v nashiĭ, i same sʹohodni.

One of the most outstanding works of world literature is Gulliver's travels, written by the famous English writer Jonathan Swift (1667-1745).

In the form of a fantastic account of Gulliver's travels to various fictional countries, Swift cruelly ridicules the state system and social order of modern England and acts as an implacable enemy of lies, hypocrisy and tyranny. Unfortunately, the world and people in it almost do not change, so Gulliver's "travels" are always perceived as relevant in every country, including ours, and today.