Pediculosis in jonathan swift's gulliver's travels

摘要

After an unfortunate series of events-namely, torment by the little people of Lilliput, escape, stormy diversion of his voyage home, and, finally, abandonment-Gulliver ends up in Brobdingnag, a curious land occupied by giants, 12 times the size of Gulliver, you, and me. And so, Gulliver has the opportunity (or misfortune) of examining everything and everyone in a more intimate capacity than normally possible. What does he see?