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    English Literature

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    By P Baburaj Senior Lecturer Dept. of English Sherubtse College‚ Bhutan MAC FLECKNOE - John Dryden In Restoration period‚ in 1660 was a nation divided against itself. The plague of 1665- 70‚000 people died in London alone. In September 1666- The Great fire of London.13‚ 000 houses destroyed. As mentioned England was in bad condition. The literature of the period was influenced by the writings of the classical poets such as Virgil‚ Horace‚ and Ovid. They tend to return Classical Period.

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    period? Alternatively‚ Shakespeare could simply introduce this theme so as to make people continually find humour in the idea that a woman should find a position of power‚ toting Shakespeare as a bit of a misogynist. I would also argue that a great satire is made on the idea of love in the first scene‚ with Orsino used as a vehicle to satirise the boundaries between love

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    Jonathan Swift Contrast

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    Outline Thesis statement: In the satire “A Modest Proposal‚” Jonathan Swift addresses a problem that is extremely serious on a grand scale and uses a somber tone to present his solution; however‚ in the parody “An Innocent Proposal‚” Benjamen Pewitt refers to a less significant concern and his plan to fix it is meant to be hilarious. I. Problem A. Swift B. Pewitt II. Solution A. Swift B. Pewitt   Most people have watched and probably laughed at the television series South Park or the

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    Absalom and Achitophel

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    Political Satire: Absalom and Achitophel‚ Part I. It would not serve any purpose to dwell upon the general morigeration of Dryden‚ who‚ in this as in other respects‚ was “hurried down” the times in which he lived‚ to the leaders of politics and fashion‚ to the king’s ministers‚ favourites and mistresses‚ or upon the flatteries which‚ in dedications and elsewhere‚ he heaped upon the king himself‚ and upon his brother the duke. The attempts‚ however‚ which have been made to show that his pen was

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    No Idea

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    consisted of his analogies‚ humor‚ and point of view. Dennis Baron’s satire is effective for the defending opponents of the official English bill because of his overplayed satirical humor‚ along with his use of sarcasm; although his satire is not effective for the opposing opponents because of his lack of evidence‚ his choice of a one-sided argument‚ and his assumptions about what would happen with banning English through-out the satire. “Even if the British are now our allies‚ there may be some benefit

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    Modest Proposal‚” incorporates satire in his writing that exposes England’s economical exploitation of Ireland. The full title includes‚ “A Modest Proposal for Preventing the Children of Poor People from Being a Burthen to their Parents‚ or the Country‚ and for Making them Beneficial to the Public” (Swift 558). His essay‚ very skillfully‚ brings shame to and sheds light upon the impoverishment of the Irish people at the hands of England’s greed for profits. He employed satire and irony as an effective

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    Swift wrote plain perfection of prose. Comment. Many critics like William Deans Howells; T.S. Eliot etc. have called Jonathan Swift the greatest writer of prose like T.S. Eliot says that "Swift‚ the greatest writer of English prose‚ and the greatest man who has ever written great English prose." But there are reasons for this greatness. One of the main reasons is that Swift wrote in a very plain and downright style. He didn’t use any embellishments. At times‚ when Swift was writing serious stuff

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    another baby in order to sell to make more income then go back to work an never ending process in order make money and survive. When we read this we immediately think that Swift was not serious about eating the children‚ it was merely a satire. The purpose of his satire was to capture the audiences attention that the English had ruined and destroyed the rights of the Ireland by taking away their rights as human beings and as citizens. Thus meaning eating their children was ok for them they were

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    the narrator for the opposing team like her husband and seeks revenge. The fan essentially Ulica with a passion a passion at the end of the tied game is kicked in the sacral. In this short story “An Extraordinary Touchdown” by Jorge Ulica‚ satire is used to prove American culture is hypocritical. Moreover the characteristic of Ms. Hilache is extremely hypocritical. For instance‚ the lady is being hypocritical because she acts like a kind person until she finds out the narrator

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    him to critique this situation‚ it also helps to keep the satire light and to exonerate individual women from too severe a judgment. If Belinda has all the typical female foibles‚ Pope wants us to recognize that it is partly because she has been educated and trained to act in this way. The society as a whole is as much to blame as she is. Mock-heroic poems often include epic devices like the supernatural machinery to add to their satire. Homer and Virgil had much relied on Olympian deities‚ still

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