 On such good advice do satirists and speculative sorts venture forward into worlds as varied as "Oz, Lilliput," "1984"'s Oceania, and--now--Kazohinia.In an old world voice with postmodern tones, Sandor Szathmári's "Voyage to Kazohinia" takes a comic knife to our various conceptions of government, skewering our efforts to determine the most expedient social arrangement for populations to adopt.Gulliver, the belittled individual with an oversize sense of capacity, earns our fulsome affection, if leavened with our apprehension about his own blindness.