The top of Swift’s works – "Gulliver’s Travels" (1726). Adventures of the hero in a fantastic country midgets, giants and guingnamov will not leave you, dear listener, is indifferent. Gulliver’s Travels is a software manifest Swift-satirist. In the first part of the book the reader laughs at the absurd conceit of Lilliputians. In the second, the country’s giants, changing the point of view, and it turns out that our civilization deserves the same kind of ridicule. The third is ridiculed, with different parties, vanity of human pride. Finally, a fourth appeared as vile yehu concentrate primordial human nature, not refined spirituality. Swift, as usual, does not resort to moralizing teachings, giving the reader draw their own conclusions – to choose between their moral and yehu antipode, intricately clothed in a horse’s form. "As soon as the child saw me, he began to stretch his little hands to me, taking me for a toy baby … took me in his fist raised as a feather, and was going to stuff into his wide open mouth. In view of the terrible danger … I picked up so loud and shrill cry baby that got scared and dropped me.This audiobook is in Russian.