Answer:
- a description of Swift’s argument
- an explanation of how Swift uses satire to convey his real message
- an objective tone
Explanation:
Jonathan Swift was a master and genius of Irish literature who traversed all forms of literary expression as a cunning and cunning observer of human struggle. After all, he participated in internal tensions involving significant polemics such as the absolute monarchy and, in favor of two political parties (liberal and conservative) at that time.
Swift was a satirist, parody and ironic and in his text Modest Proposal: to prevent the children of Ireland being a burden to their parents or to their country. The author tries to show the reader the question of the suffering of the human being of that time. For these reasons, a complete summary of this work should include a description of Swift's argument, an explanation of how Swift uses satire to convey his actual message and an objective tone.
