Academic Presentation on Gulliver's travel different Island of laputa

1. Paper-2
• Presented By: Abulhasan H Aabedi
• Topic: Different Dimension in Laputa
• Roll No: 01
• Enrollment No: 2069108420180001
• Paper No: 2 The Neoclassical Literature
• M. A. Sem:-1
• Batch: 2017-19
• Email Id: abediabul@gmail.com
• Submitted To: Department of English MKBU

2. Different Dimension in Laputa
• The Voyage to…
• Laputa
• Balnibarbi
• Glubbdubdrib
• Luggnagg

3. What is meaning of Laputa
• Laputa known as the flying Island but somewhere
Jonathan Swift connected with the Spanish word ‘The
Whore’ means prostitute.
• ‘La’ just means her, but ‘Puta’ is the equivalent of whore
(prostitute) usually used to discribe loose women.

4. Laputa a floating Island
• The land of intellectual
people.
• Laputians interesting in
music, mathematic and
astronomy.
• Imaginary fear of men
and sexual desire of
women.
• The people of Laputa
looking stranger,
mathematical signs and
symbol on their garments.

5. Balnibarbi
• The land of experiments.
• Munodi the governor of
Lagado but was then
discharged for insufficiency.
• Balnibarbian built an academy
of projectors in Lagado to
focus on the arts, science,
language and machine.
• Professors at the academy
created new rules, method,
instruments and tools.
• Many different and unusual
experiment and insanity of
politicians.

6. Glubbdubdrib
• The land of sorcerers or
magician.
• King had power to bring back
dead for the purpose of serving
him.
• Gulliver ask to call Alexander
the great, who tells Gulliver
that he actually died because
of to much drinking.
• Gulliver’s faced many other
ghost and victorious people.
• After talking numerous people,
Gulliver says that he is chiefly
disgusted with modern history
because he has found that the
world was been misled by
writers and historians.

7. Luggnagg
• The Island of immortal
people.
• Gulliver meets the
struldbrugs, people who
were been born with a race
curse a red dot above their
left eyebrow that bears
immorality.
• Luggnaggians explain the
reality to Gulliver that
struldbrugs are despised
people.
• Gulliver is horrified from
the reality of immortal
men.

8. Conclusion
To wind up, Jonathan Swift satire on the society of Europe
through these voyages and indicates the corrupt society of
England and satire on those who like to be immortal.