It discusses the parodic use of the discourse of cannibalism. It examines the deadpan mode of narrative presentation in the book. It explores the projector's erratic tone in the book. Talks about the superficial aim carried out by a community of cannibals is to prove that the eating of children’s flesh is a viable economic alternative to the Irish crisis. However, Swift, in his typically resentful manner, is implying that since the burdensome Irish have relentlessly refused to accept reasonable economic measures to save themselves, they deserve to become mindless
