CHARACTER INDIVIDUALIZATION IN SWIFT`S SATIRE TALE OF A TUB

„A Tale of a Tub” resembles a ʻpuzzleʼ in which the structure of the book, the allegory, the satire, the unknown and even the identity of the real author are united into a single element, waiting to be revealed. These characteristics of the book make it possible for the author to build a satire targ...

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Main Author:	Alma KARASALIU QOSE
Format:	Article
Language:	deu
Published:	Editura Muzeul National al Literaturii Romane 2015-05-01
Series:	Diversitate si Identitate Culturala in Europa
Subjects:	Individualization device awareness satire allegory Swift
Online Access:	http://www.diversite.eu/pdf/12_1/DICE_12.1_Full_Text_p145-p156-Alma-KARASALIU-QOSE.pdf

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title	CHARACTER INDIVIDUALIZATION IN SWIFT`S SATIRE TALE OF A TUB
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title_full	CHARACTER INDIVIDUALIZATION IN SWIFT`S SATIRE TALE OF A TUB
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publisher	Editura Muzeul National al Literaturii Romane
series	Diversitate si Identitate Culturala in Europa
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publishDate	2015-05-01
description	„A Tale of a Tub” resembles a ʻpuzzleʼ in which the structure of the book, the allegory, the satire, the unknown and even the identity of the real author are united into a single element, waiting to be revealed. These characteristics of the book make it possible for the author to build a satire targeting a wide variety of aspects taken from everyday life. The article aims at revealing the way Swift characterizes Peter, Martin and Jack by analyzing their language and the narrator‘s descriptions. It points out the similarity each of the younger brothers has with the oldest brother, despite their claims and efforts to appear very different from him. Swift‘s attitude towards them is also highlighted as an indicator of the way the reader should judge these characters.
topic	Individualization device awareness satire allegory Swift
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CHARACTER INDIVIDUALIZATION IN SWIFT`S SATIRE TALE OF A TUB

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