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    important to see where the public puts their trust in news reporting, and it seems that these comedy news shows, such as The Daily Show or Last Week Tonight, are becoming a reliable source for young viewers to get their news. The Practice of Public Relations text states “The first decade of the 21st century saw a dramatic increase in the number of Americans turning to cable television-CNN,MSNBC, Fox, CNBC, and even the Comedy Channel-for their daily news”(Seitel…

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    The Picaresque Genre illustrates the character of a sly, common hero who undergoes episodic and rapid experiences in a tainted society. Often, this hero, or picaro, uses satire to face and reveal the corruption around him. Adams’ Hitchhiker’s Guide to the Galaxy includes many picaresque traits such as the absurd and rapid writing style, the witty and persistent picaro, and the constant denial of a greater power. The novel’s incorporation of picaresque patterns and characteristics prove it to be…

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    great difference in the amount power wielded by a king and a president, an additional similarity can be found in the arrangement of the family, which centered on the nuclear family and was patriarchal in nature. Both societies show a fascination with new things and making toys of them. At the time this was written, zoos were not limited to animals, with people being coveted attractions, living in reproductions of what was considered their natural habitats, this can be seen in Gulliver’s Travels…

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    Aldous Huxley uses the theme: identity to associate political and social issues in the novel, Brave New World. In Brave New World, their society was much different than in 1930’s, but their were some similarities. The satire novel was interesting because of the sarcasm he uses to mock the 1930’s. He uses science, drug dependency, and even the caste system to identify the theme. The Alphas had to work harder than the rest of the caste system. In the novel ,the voice says,“Alpha children wear grey…

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    Joke Party Characteristics

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    A joke party, also known as a frivolous party or a satirical party, is a political party that is created for the point of entertainment or to make a political statement through satire. Although they do occasionally exist as a way to spread a message across, sometimes they their existence is mainly a source of humor or entertainment. The following is a list of satirical parties from around the world. Although the level of success that they have found varies, they all share one common…

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    it also has history, and you have to know about life back then to understand the book. The literary devices are dialect, metaphors, and similes. A source found a little bit of newer information, but still the same criteria as the others. Something new that was mention in this source was the relationship amongst two of Twain’s work which were The adventure of Tom Sawyer and my book The adventure of Huckleberry Finn. A similarity was how in both books they emphasis violence. Most of the violence…

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    fact that music influences people when she states in her article From the Margins to the Mainstream: The Political Power of Hip-Hop that “When Hip-Hop emerged in New York City in the 1970s, its primary sphere of influence was the youth in the neighborhoods where it evolved”. She is stating the music was greatly impacting the youth of New York at that time supporting the fact that music does influence people and can help them to form their…

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    noises. Jonathon Swift, the premier satirist in English literature, does not poeticize the human experience with romance and beauty. He litters his poems, Description of a City Shower and The Lady’s Dressing Room, with filthy imagery and grotesque satire. The unconventionality of Swift’s poetry may be explained using his Verses on the Death of Dr. Swift. He begins this poem on the consideration of his own death with fellow author Rochefoucauld’s maxim, “In the misfortune of our best friends we…

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    literature that explores the values, structure, inhabitants, and language of four distinct societies. Through the voyages of Swift’s fictional character, Gulliver, and the use of satire and absurd situations, Swift points out the flaws in humanity. In each voyage, the inhabitants provide Gulliver and the readers with new perspectives on the world via language and communication and demonstrate how these facets of the four societies allow Gulliver to understand the cultural and societal values of…

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    literature that Joseph Heller breaks in his novel Catch-22. Heller blends together comedy with frightening truths and criticisms about the military during World War II. Although there are many elements that contribute to the overall quality of the satire, the characters are the main focus and represent different elements of the military process. In particular, the absurdly named Major Major Major Major, who will be referred to as just Major Major, is one of the most in depth of these allegorical…

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