Satire - Key Aspects and Video Satire Assessment
Satire is a genre or technique used to critique and expose the flaws, shortcomings, or absurdities of individuals, institutions, or society as a whole. It often uses humor, irony, exaggeration, and wit to make its point.
Secondary Example: Dream Job.
Key Aspects of Satire:
Purpose: The main goal of satire is to provoke thought and encourage change by highlighting issues or problems in a way that is both entertaining and thought-provoking.
Humor: Satire frequently employs humor to engage the reader and make the critique more palatable. E.g. playful exaggerations, witty remarks, or absurd scenarios.
Irony: Satirical works often use irony, where the literal meaning of words or situations contrasts with the intended message.
Exaggeration: By overstating or distorting certain features or behaviors, satire can underscore the ridiculousness or absurdity of a subject.
Social Commentary: Satire typically addresses broader social or political issues, using specific examples to comment on more general truths or problems.
Group work re: discussing your independent work.
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