Today we struggle understanding to understand the rights and wrongs. People have very contrasting morals that one may question. It’s not the certain different virtues that people tend to have but the hypocrisy that comes with their actions. As a technological society, we tend to look into media outlets to inform ourselves. What we don’t know is how reliable can our media outlets beour media outlets be can.? How do we identify such hypocrisy and watered down facts? The answer is through the amazing literature component of sSatire. Satire possess many characteristics in many media outlets ranging from television shows, famous literary works, and religion. The use of satirical works in our media, helps to denounce the ignorant and deceitful media outlets we rely faithfully rely on every day. Since
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Books that not only served as educational and entertainment purpose but to also shed light on topics that people simply try to turn away from. Books such as Animal Farm by George Orwell, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain, and even The Holy Bible. Animal Farm was a side by side comparison of the Soviet Union to allow people to understand in depth just how Russia was functioning. The many characters and situations within the story were a resemblance to real figures and true events. Twain’s emphasis on racial tensions and southern culture in The Adventures of Tom Sawyer had satirical components when mocking the regular actions of a church service. (Ch.5). Many wouldn’t believe that satirical use in the bible is was possible but it is. We learn that as humans, people tend to idolize certain people or objects as god-like .(Isaiah 44:12-20). One of the commandments that Cchristians follow or at least required is “Thou shall not have no gods before Me”. (1st Commandment). This scripture puts into context how someone may be put in such a position and how no one exposed the folly of the person and situation at
Books that not only served as educational and entertainment purpose but to also shed light on topics that people simply try to turn away from. Books such as Animal Farm by George Orwell, The Adventures of Tom Sawyer by Mark Twain, and even The Holy Bible. Animal Farm was a side by side comparison of the Soviet Union to allow people to understand in depth just how Russia was functioning. The many characters and situations within the story were a resemblance to real figures and true events. Twain’s emphasis on racial tensions and southern culture in The Adventures of Tom Sawyer had satirical components when mocking the regular actions of a church service. (Ch.5). Many wouldn’t believe that satirical use in the bible is was possible but it is. We learn that as humans, people tend to idolize certain people or objects as god-like .(Isaiah 44:12-20). One of the commandments that Cchristians follow or at least required is “Thou shall not have no gods before Me”. (1st Commandment). This scripture puts into context how someone may be put in such a position and how no one exposed the folly of the person and situation at