Gulliver's Travels [by J. Swift]

Lemuel Gulliver, a ship doctor, embarks on a series of adventures after being shipwrecked on fantastical islands, each home to unique societies with bizarre customs. Through his encounters, Swift masterfully critiques the absurdities and shortcomings of his own society, providing profound insights into human nature and behavior. The satire highlights the contrasts between different cultures while reflecting on universal themes of folly and morality.