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In Gulliver’s Travels, Jonathan Swift uses “masks” such as imaginary land and people, and fictional conflicts. What dangers may have been involved in naming real people, places, or beliefs?

It is possible Swift may have been characterized as unimaginative if he used real names, places, and conflicts.

It is possible Swift may have been punished for overtly insulting the monarchy or the Church.

It is possible Swift may have been publicly castigated as an atheist for criticizing religious schisms.

It is possible Swift may have been sued for using names without legal permission.

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The correct answer of the given question above would be the third option. In Gulliver’s Travels, the dangers that Jonathan Swift may have been involved in naming real people, places or beliefs is that, it is possible Swift may have been publicly castigated as an atheist for criticizing religious schisms. He will be charged for racism, xenophobia or even imperial superiority. Hope this answer helps. 

Swift uses imaginary lands, made-up characters, and fictional conflicts of belief.



 


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