In terms of subjectivity, Gulliver finds himself at odds with most of the cultures he visits. To him, they are others. Nonetheless, for the sake of this assignmenet, I will try. The L's Gulliver at first finds a bit of an annoyance, and in many ways, they treat him quite horribly. The irony is that still many of the very things he is repulsed by also exist in the culture that originally shaped him.
Perspective is key, esp.
However, he is quickly warmed over by their justics and morals. War and destruction are parts of his very being and the Bs are very other to that. These elemts sort of fuse together when he meets the Houynms. He is simultaneously finding other and similarities in them. He identitfies himself with the Yahoos as he realizes his horrible nature compared to these mere horses.