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What was the basic formula for dystopia established by Jonathan Swift in
"Gulliver's Travels"?

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Answer:

Start with an “ideal” society, usually formed after a rebellion that no one really remembers: The Giver, Matched: everything is clean, happy, ordered, and mostly colorless. Divergent: everyone is divided into factions based on their ideals.

Explanation:

annyksl

The basic formula established in "Gulliver's Travels" are societies that look very promising and efficient, but are extremely flawed.

We can reach this answer because:

  • "Gulliver's Travels," tells of Gulliver's adventures as he travels to different societies and meets different people.
  • Gulliver is unmotivated by the society he lives in and when he encounters new societies with different cultures and customs, they seem very promising, beneficial, impressive, and efficient.
  • However, by spending time with these societies, Gulliver can see that they are extremely flawed, full of prejudice, violence, and problems.

With this, we can see that Jonathan Swift, the author of the story, used the formula of a false utopia, to show that appearances about societies can be deceiving.

More information:

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