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hello everyone and welcome to closed reading classic literature with me dr octavia cox today iamp;#39;m going to be considering jonathan swiftamp;#39;s self-penned epitaph written on his memorial gravestone in which swift refers to his own savage indignation and i want to unpick jonathan swiftamp;#39;s reference to his indignation and remember that these are the words that swift chose to be his epitaph his last words the words he wanted to be remembered by forevermore and swift chose savage indignation and i want to examine swiftamp;#39;s indignation as an allusion to the classical satirist juvenile and consider what this reveals about swiftamp;#39;s use of satire and how this might help us better understand some of swiftamp;#39;s satirical writing so sometimes i think jonathan swift satire can be read as off-putting me brutal perhaps and relentless and almost humanity-hating and i want to defend swift against those charges against those charges of being hopelessly cynical swift