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    Addison A Social Reformer

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    of human behavior. Addison was the only critic who knew the best how to ridicule anybody without causing a wound. Through his mild satire he tries to correct the society. Thought his contemporaries like Pope‚ Dryden and Defoe were also satirist‚ but they were personal in their satire. For example: Pope’s Rape of the Lock and Dunciad; another instance of personal satire is Dryden’s Absalom and Acidophil. But like them Addison does not satirizes anything that is a serious defect of mankind. Addison

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    A Modest Proposal

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    Modest Proposal “If we ever become civilized‚ it will probably be satire… that will have caused it”- Edgar Johnson. Whether we agree or disagree with this quote is highly debatable and depends on our individual opinion of satire in general. Do we believe that satire is an enjoyable compensation for being forced to think or is it a meaningless medium for criticizing people’s vices in the context of politics and other topical issues? Satire is a very important device that is used to expose these faults

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    Outline: a Modest Proposal

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    Jonathan Swift and explain why “A Modest Proposal” will lead people in the right direction to help those in poverty. 3. Before I continue‚ here is the definition of “satire” according to Merriam-Webster’s Dictionary. Satire is “trenchant wit‚ irony‚ or sarcasm used to expose and discredit vice or folly.” Writers began to use satire to introduce moral or political change in society through the use of critical humor. II. Body A. Summary 1. In 1729‚ Jonathan Swift wrote “A Modest Proposal” in order

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    Parliament. How were the Irish Catholics treated? Irish Catholics weren’t treated importantly as the Protestants ‚ degrading them a lot. Research the following literary devices: What is satire? Identify one specific use of satire that you are familiar with from TV‚ movie or literature. A satire is a style of writing or art that uses irony or wit to expose or attack human foolishness‚ or stupidity. The Simpsons use satirical parody showing American culture‚ society‚ television‚ and many

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    Satire

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    marriage and is saying it is okay. Overall Effectiveness of the Satire: I think the satire is effective. It shows people the governments’ true beliefs on same sex marriage and the way they are taking care of other issues. The main techniques used in this episode is sarcasm; when Stewie tells Meg it is okay for guys to marry other guys and for her to get going on it is basically saying that Stewie and others believe she is a guy. The satire was effective enough to make me laugh but to also think about

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    The fake article by The Onion used satire in many ways to get their point across. By making fun of the product‚ they were able to effectively get their point across that the soles were not what they were said to be. They used sarcasm‚ complicated words or words that appeared important‚ hyperbole‚ and poisoning the well. By using these rhetorical devices‚ they were able to accomplish satire‚ which was the primary way for getting their message across. By using sarcasm‚ which was a good way to

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    Gulliver's Travels

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    adventure story‚ fable and satire has entertained and confounded readers for the better part of three centuries. It is at once a parodic treatment of travel writing and a satirical exploration of politics‚ colonialism‚ human characteristics and human ideals. When dealing with a multi-genre text like Gulliver ’s Travels‚ criticism can easily lock the book into one particular category. On one level‚ Travels appears to be a travel narrative and the subtext appears to be a political satire and fantasy‚ not a

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    messages behind the humor. I will be showing some of Adams satirical elements and trying to figure out some of the meanings behind them. The first satirical element I will be discussing is how Adams portrays money and people’s emotions. The second satire is about how big

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    comedy that Goldsmith and Sheridan raised their voice. But Goldsmith was only "an elder‚ not a better soldier than Sheridan”. Sheridan successfully avoided the "goddess of the woeful countenance" and rehabilitated wit‚ fun laughter and mild satire to their respectable place in his comedies. Sheridan presented the fashionable upper class society of Bath in The Rivals. The characters of the play are entangled in amorous intrigues and have nothing more

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    The year is 1729. Life in Dublin‚ Ireland consists of less living and more suffering. Over population and poverty become every family’s newest members. Catholics and Protestants are in constant struggle‚ as their two hundred year battle continues in the land of green. One man filled with bitterness takes on the task of slapping fellow countrymen in the face with reality. One man named Jonathan Swift provides the hand. Jonathan Swift writes "A Modest Proposal" with "no other motive than the

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