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Part IV of Gulliver’s Travels is much more nonfiction than fiction in nature. Swift wants to educate his readers about the pitfalls of human nature, and he does not have much time for any sort of plot or characterization messing up that purpose.
When setting up a compare-and-contrast format, a writer needs to indicate the goal: is this going to be an examination of similarities, differences, or both? The following passage from Part IV, chapter 8 indicates that upcoming information will examine similarities: “He was more confirmed in this opinion, because he observed, that as I agreed in every feature of my body with other Yahoos, except where it was to my real disadvantage in point of strength, speed, and activity, the shortness of my claws, and some particulars where nature had no part; so from the representation I had given him of our lives, our manners, and our actions, he found as near a resemblance in the disposition of our minds.”
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