Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on Write an that traces the growth go Gulliver's madness in part 4 of Gulliver's travels. It needs to be at least 1250 words.Over the duration of his

Hello, I am looking for someone to write an essay on Write an that traces the growth go Gulliver's madness in part 4 of Gulliver's travels. It needs to be at least 1250 words.

Over the duration of his stay with Houyhnhnms, Gulliver is full of pride and when he is exiled from Houyhnhnm – land he is in despair.

Gulliver sinks more into madness because he cannot think clearly. It could be understood from the story that Gulliver’s madness is due to his pride. Gulliver finds it difficult to accept his race which means he cannot accept his true self. He rather prefers to live a lie. Madness begins with little intensity and without rationality it can surge. According to (Gollner) “This hidden component and the culprit behind incorrigibility is pride. Swift illuminates this faculty by placing Gulliver in a situation where his pride has no choice but to rise to the surface in the form of madness”. Here the irrational behavior of Gulliver makes him insane. Self – esteem when exceeds can make human follies and lead to unacceptable behavior which surface in the form of madness.

In the beginning of the novel, Gulliver is an everyman through whom the readers see the inhabitants of the places he travels through. Gulliver in the beginning has no desire or will but move from one country to another by fate. Gulliver is not conscious about the greedy, morally depraved and ludicrous people around him. However, Gulliver finds himself to be morally superior to the Lilliputians but inferior to the Brobdingnagians. In borndingnan, his weakness is revealed. It is his pride and loyalty to England which leads him to lie to the Brobdingnagian King in order to put his country in a favorable way. As Gulliver progress in his education, he has more judgmental ability about the societies he visits.

These judgments are understated in the beginning. For example, in the chapter one, after the ministers plot to kill Gulliver in gruesome way for offences, he notes primarily that ministers and courts may not be perfect. During the stay of Gulliver in Houyhnhnms he loses his innocence and objectivity. He fined himself torn