"Gulliver’s Travels" e il conservatorismo sovversivo delle stampe satiriche ottocentesche

The visual quality of Jonathan Swift’s Gulliver’s Travels, together with its popular and folkloric ingredients, has greatly contributed to the novel’s immediate transmedial reception was central success during so-called “golden age” satire in British Isles. Starting end eighteenth century, caricaturists transformed work into a symbol society’s mechanisms structures. Indeed, frequent nineteenth-century adaptations graphic form, Travels been exploited identify social or political identity otherness, express suspicion against any form authority, undermine monologic perspectives on current events.