Satiric Allegory: Mirror of ManConcentrating on the allegorical aspects of satiric allegory, Leyburn discusses in detail such works as Gulliver's Travels and Butler's victorian satire Erewhon. |
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ALLEGORIES CONTROLLED BY PLOT | 15 |
ALLEGORIES OF MOCK HEROES | 34 |
ANIMAL STORIES | 57 |
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