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Q. So I chose to do a satire on gas prices. Any idea on how I can make it 2 pages?? Asked by Jennifer H - Sun May 13 12:43:15 2007 - - 2 Answers - 0 Comments A. The aim of satire is the denunciation of vices in society. You could choose something that has to do with your immediate environment (school?), and then you have to denounce it in a humorous way. Jonathan Swift, one of the greatest satirists, wanted to denounce the way the poor Irish were treated in his time, and he chose to imagine a very serious treatise in which he suggested that the best way to fight poverty and famine in Ireland was to eat young children. So, by using provocative argument, he denounced the inhuman way in which people were treated in his country. Maybe you could read it (if you haven't) it could give you some ideas: Answered by Lady Annabella - Sun May 13 13:05:25 2007 From Yahoo Answer Search: "Class Pages" |
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