Polite Conversation

Experience the wit and sharp social commentary of Jonathan Swift in "Polite Conversation." This meticulously prepared edition presents Swift's masterful satire through three lively dialogues, offering a humorous glimpse into 18th-century society. Celebrated for its conversational humor and keen observation, "Polite Conversation" showcases Swift's unparalleled ability to dissect social norms with wit and irony.

This collection of dialogues is a prime example of 18th-century wit, displaying the nuances of language and the absurdities of social interaction. Swift's work remains relevant today, offering insight into the timeless dynamics of human communication and the enduring power of satire. Accompanied by an introduction and notes by George Saintsbury, this edition offers both entertainment and scholarly context for readers interested in language, humor, and the art of conversation.

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