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    members of the community they take part in. They are the ones who are attracted to the politics and history of our country and attempt to create jokes that revolve around current and precious political events. Having been with Cracked…

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    Political satire has different roles in different countries and different circumstances and it is believed that it has an impact on the status of politics within a country. Various studies have been conducted to study the impact of satire and sarcasm on political situations and how governments and individuals see the new kind of media and political criticism. The literature gathered for this paper discusses the topic from many perspectives. Some studies examine satire and sarcasm in the media…

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    ANALYSIS: Modern day Political Satire VS Ancient Greek Satire: Political Satire originated in the 4th century BCE in Greece, in what was known as the Aristophanic Comedy. Aristophanes was a playwright of ancient Athens who used comedy to mock and explicitly criticize the governmental system at the time. His powers of ridicule were feared and acknowledged by politicians of the time. Aristophanes’ comedy was peculiarly democratic in a period where democracy was in stages of instability in…

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    THE RELATIONSHIP BETWEEN POLITICAL SATIRE AND THE PUBLIC SPHERE The ‘Late Show’ employs political satire to promote the agenda of the public sphere - enable citizens to engage in critical public debate, by advocating for a ‘deliberative democracy’. Political satire is often described as humour’s most overtly political genre (Faina 2012, p. 347). The Late Show’s harnesses the power of political satire to frame important socio-political issues in a manner similar to how individuals engage with…

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    This shocking solution would astound anyone reading the proposal for the first time who did not grasp that this work of writing is political satire. Throughout the essay, as Swift adds more evidence to support his claim that butchering and eating children is a solution to many problems, it is seen that his horrid, and vivid descriptions serve as a metaphor to showcase the extent of the social hierarchy and injustice that was occurring at that time between the rich and the poor. Through it all,…

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    issues without having a consequence. This freedom is what differentiate America from other countries because with this comes the political humor and satire. America’s political humor is uniquely different from other countries because of the fact that American comedians hold nothing back when it…

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    guys”. When I grew older I quickly realized that this ideology was far from the truth. I began my journey for the truth, I questioned my parents political views, and watched CNN. Eventually I began to frustrate and worry my parents because they couldn't answer some…

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    “shouldn’t” do something. I shouldn’t speak my voice, I shouldn’t protest, I shouldn’t fight for what is right. “It’s dumb. This issue doesn’t exist. It doesn’t affect me.” My family and community speak negatively about me fighting for what I believe in. “You’re better off somewhere else. Don’t go into politics.” However, that’s what people told Alice Paul. They told her to stop. They told her she wouldn’t win. She never stopped and devoted her life to her cause. In 1920, women received the…

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    The television show for my discussion is called Braindead. This is a television show filled with political satire that I find amusing. The setting of the show is Capitol Hill where alien type of ants invade the brains of both Democrats and Republican politicians in Congress. Once the ants are done feasting on your brain the politicians become Braindead and act absolutely ridiculous and behave absurd. One of the main characters who had a father who was a politician and a brother Luke Healey who…

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    On Political Satire: The Lifeblood of Youth’s Political Interest Most people do not equate politics with humor; however, political satire plays a huge role in contemporary society, especially among the youth. In the age globalization and increased communications, it is so easy to know what is happening around the world. From The Daily Show to the Colbert Report, political humor programs send a sense of relief and true connectivity, to the distressed youth living in an age of constant political…

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