Purity and Defilement in Gulliver’s Travels

Charles H. Hinnant

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Preface - Introduction - The First Voyage: Purity and the Politics of Fear - The Brobdingnagian King and the Abomination of Creeping Things - The System at War with Itself: the Quest for Purity in the Third Voyage - Nature versus Culture: the Fourth Voyage of Gulliver's Travels - 'Not in Timon's Manner': the Conclusion of Gulliver's Travels - Notes - Index

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